Judiciary - Page 129

Abortion August 14, 2025

Youngkin orders investigation into claims staff at Virginia school arranged abortions without parental consent

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has directed state police to probe claims that staff at a Fairfax County school arranged abortions for students without parental consent.

Media August 13, 2025

AG Pam Bondi suggests Trump's crime crackdown in DC will help Latino residents

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi says President Donald Trump's order to crack down on crime in Washington, D.C. is 'crystal clear,' as critics claim the capital's crime is down.

Immigration August 13, 2025

DOJ faces off with entire Maryland federal bench over automatic pauses in deportation cases

Judge Thomas Cullen expresses skepticism over Trump administration's unusual lawsuit against all 15 Maryland federal judges that challenges their standing order that pauses deportations.

Donald Trump August 13, 2025

US appeals court says Trump can slash billions in owed USAID funds

The decision is a victory for President Donald Trump, who moved to dismantle USAID and other foreign spending almost immediately after he was sworn in to his second White House term.

Abortion August 13, 2025

More than 20 GOP attorneys general call on RFK Jr, FDA to reinstate safeguards for abortion drugs

More than 20 Republican attorneys general are demanding that the Trump administration reinstate safety protocols for the abortion drug mifepristone.

Arkansas August 13, 2025

Appeals court allows Arkansas' first-in-the-nation ban on gender transition care for minors to be enforced

A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld Arkansas' first-in-the-nation law prohibiting doctors from providing gender transition medical treatment to minors.

Opinion August 12, 2025

I support Trump taking control of DC police — the Constitution is on his side

President Donald Trump's D.C. police takeover could signal the end of home rule as administration asserts federal control over the nation's capital city and its law enforcement.

Federal Courts August 12, 2025

DOGE scores win on appeal as court rejects labor union challenge

A federal appeals court struck down a preliminary injunction that limited the Department of Government Efficiency's access to Americans' data.

Climate August 12, 2025

Climate group scrubs judges' names from website after unearthed chats unmasked cozy ties

Climate Judiciary Project removes judge names and anonymizes testimonials on website after Fox News report exposed online forum between climate group and jurists.

Inflation August 12, 2025

Trump blasts ‘Too Late’ Powell again, threatens lawsuit over Fed’s $3B HQ renovations

Trump on Tuesday ramped up his pressure on Jerome Powell to cut interest rates, threatening to allow a lawsuit over the central bank’s $3.1 billion renovation project to move forward.