CRIME 4 days ago Hunter Biden trial on tax charges given start date Hunter Biden will go on trial in California in the fall for allegedly failing to pay taxes, a federal judge said Monday.
Tennessee July 19 Lawsuit over Tennessee law that puts limits on drag shows dismissed by federal court in win for Republicans A federal court of appeals dismissed a lawsuit brought last year by an LGBTQ group over a law that restricts drag shows deemed "harmful to minors."
Hunter Biden July 18 Hunter Biden wants gun and tax cases tossed, citing Trump dismissal challenged by President Biden's DOJ Hunter Biden is seeking for the criminal cases against him to be tossed, citing the recent dismissal of a case against former President Trump that the DOJ is now challenging.
Politics July 16 Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez guilty on all charges in federal corruption trial The jury in the federal corruption trial of Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and two of his business associates, Fred Daibes and Wael Hana, found Menendez guilty on all charges after a grueling nine-week complex trial in Manhattan.
Supreme Court July 10 Amy Coney Barrett asserts her voice, carries on Scalia legacy After her fourth term on the bench, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett is asserting her voice and following in the footsteps of the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
Federal Courts July 10 Federal judge resigns from lifetime-tenured role after just 4 years Joshua Kindred resigned as a U.S. District Court judge for Alaska effective Monday after an investigation determined the judge had committed misconduct.
Politics July 10 Biden admin's 'radical mandate' forces medical providers to do gender transitions: Red state AG Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sues the Biden administration over a new health care rule mandating transgender surgeries, challenging federal overreach and taxpayer-funded procedures.
OPINION July 8 Here’s how the Supreme Court got the big free speech stuff right The Supreme Court declined to decide whether Texas and Florida laws regulating social media moderation policies violate the First Amendment. But the big news was what the court did say.
POLITICS July 8 Biden's SCOTUS critiques largely unprecedented, experts say, contrast with Clinton's deference in 2000 After President Biden criticized the Supreme Court for its ruling favoring former President Trump's arguments for presidential immunity, experts weighed on the precedence of it.
Donald Trump July 6 Federal judge pauses deadlines in Trump documents case after SCOTUS immunity ruling Multiple deadlines have been paused in former President Trump's Florida case as a federal judge allows arguments on the relevance of the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.