Judiciary - Page 13

March 6

Appeals court declares DC ban on certain gun magazines unconstitutional

Appeals court strikes down a local District of Columbia law banning gun magazines over 10 bullets, ruling the measure violates Second Amendment rights.

March 6

WATCH: Walz, Ellison, Omar refuse to answer when pressed on fraud after contentious fraud hearing

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and AG Keith Ellison stay silent after heated House hearing on alleged $10 billion fraud scandal that rocked the state government.

March 6

DAVID MARCUS: SCOTUS gets case on transing kids right, despite three clueless justices

Supreme Court rules 6-3 that California teachers must inform parents when children identify as transgender at school, affirming parental authority.

March 6

Spanberger refuses to honor ICE detainer in murder case, escalating showdown with Trump DHS

Virginia Gov. Spanberger faces GOP criticism for demanding federal warrant before releasing alleged murderer to ICE, sparking sanctuary state debate.

March 6

Parents, not bureaucrats, raise America’s children and the Supreme Court agrees

Landmark Supreme Court decision allegedly strengthens parental rights, requiring schools to inform parents before addressing student gender changes in districts.

March 6

Appeals court lifts injunction on Trump’s Chicago immigration operation

Federal appeals court delivers legal victory for Trump administration's immigration enforcement in Chicago, lifting restrictions on Operation Midway Blitz.

March 5

Planned Parenthood starts offering Botox and fillers to make up for Trump federal funding cuts

California Planned Parenthood has expanded into cosmetic services, offering Botox treatments to stabilize funding amid federal cuts as part of a new revenue strategy.

March 5

Trump’s new tariff plan barrels back to court following multistate lawsuit

A lawsuit looks to block President Donald Trump's new tariffs despite his warnings that doing so would result in the "economic ruination" of the country.

March 5

‘God is non-binary’: Texas Dem nominee Talarico’s past remarks on abortion, race and gender draw scrutiny

Texas state Rep. James Talarico, the Democratic Party's new Senate nominee, has a history of making highly controversial statements on matters of religion, race, immigration and beyond.

March 5

Law firm fighting for women's sports in SCOTUS battle comments on ruling possibly impacting SJSU trans lawsuit

Supreme Court trans athletes case could impact Brooke Slusser's lawsuit against California State University system over allegedly sharing facilities with trans teammate Blaire Fleming.