February 11 Gavin Newsom's wife scolds reporters at Planned Parenthood funding bill signing ceremony The wife of Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom lashed out at reporters for not asking questions about the Planned Parenthood funding bill he signed into law.
February 11 Prosecutor who left Minnesota office amid anti-ICE unrest joins Don Lemon defense team The ex-US prosecutor resigned after 17 years at the Justice Department, and will appear in court Friday on Lemon's behalf
February 11 Idaho families sue over federal immigration enforcement at horse racing track A lawsuit has been brought on behalf of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents who were detained by authorities during an episode in Idaho last year.
February 11 Meta, Google face massive liability as ‘addicted kids’ trial continues in LA The landmark trial is the first case that seeks to hold tech giants in the U.S. financially liable for harm suffered by its users.
February 10 Trump DOJ appointee Thomas Albus tapped to lead Fulton County search warrant fight The Justice Department has placed a Missouri U.S. attorney at the center of a politically sensitive Georgia legal fight.
February 10 Supreme Court Justice Alito says 'things are so different' since Scalia's death High court Justice Samuel Alito said that "things are so different" since Justice Antonin Scalia passed away, and that he often wishes Scalia were still around.
February 10 Federal judge rejects Trump admin lawsuit seeking Michigan voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit to obtain Michigan voter registration rolls, saying federal law does not require states to hand them over.
February 10 Unearthed docs undercut Dem warnings of harm from Trump executive order blocking trans surgery for minors Trump-aligned group is pressing states, which are suing to end Trump's executive order banning trans surgeries for kids, to provide proof of harm. But, new documents show this might not be happening.
February 10 ‘I Voted’ sticker helps convict noncitizen who cast ballot in 2024 as election security debate heats up Lina Maria Orovio-Hernandez convicted on federal charges of identity theft, passport fraud and illegal voting in Massachusetts. Justice Department highlighted the rare case.
February 10 Notre Dame student calls professor appointment a 'betrayal' over pro-abortion stance at Catholic university Notre Dame students express alarm over university's appointment of abortion-supporting professor to lead Asian studies center at Catholic institution.
