October 10, 2022 Trump Mar-a-Lago case latest to land on Supreme Court’s ‘shadow docket’ Trump's Mar-A-Lago case is latest to hit the Supreme Court's 'shadow docket', the emergency docket Justice Samuel Alito says has been labeled with 'sinister term.'
October 10, 2022 Biden's student loan handout: Admin desperate to avoid legal challenges The Biden administration is stretching the meaning of "emergency" beyond recognition and attempting an end-run around Congress with its student loan handout.
October 6, 2022 Federal judge temporarily blocks parts of new New York gun law A federal judge temporarily blocked parts of New York's new gun legislation complicating licensing and gun-free zoning, ruling gun advocates have standing for a lawsuit.
October 3, 2022 Trump sues CNN for defamation, teases lawsuits against other 'Fake News Media Companies' will follow Former President Trump launched a defamation lawsuit against CNN over its coverage of him, particularly over its repeated use of the phrase "The Big Lie."
October 3, 2022 US judge tosses out Mexico's massive lawsuit against gun manufacturers A U.S. judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by the Mexican government against gun makers who they say fuel the flow of guns into Mexico.
October 3, 2022 Supreme Court won't hear case opposing Trump-era bump stock ban The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a case challenging a federal ban on bump stocks, marking yet another loss for activists challenging the rule.
October 3, 2022 Five months later, Supreme Court still investigating who leaked the abortion case Five months since the draft Dobbs opinion was leaked and a new Supreme Court term underway, and we still don't know the identity of the leaker, despite reports that a report on the investigation could be coming "soon."
October 3, 2022 Supreme Court kicks off new term with oral arguments The Supreme Court begins its new term this week, hearing two sets of oral arguments on Monday. The Court is already set to hear a number of high-profile cases this term.
September 30, 2022 US Army doctor, wife indicted for allegedly trying to give medical info to Russian government A married couple, both of whom are doctors, were reportedly charged for allegedly trying to give medical information about military members to the Russian government.
September 30, 2022 Biden, Harris join Ketanji Brown Jackson at investiture ceremony ahead of justice's first term President Biden, Vice President Harris and several White House officials Friday attended a formal investiture ceremony for Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
