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Artificial Intelligence January 11, 2024

Judges in England, Wales approved for limited, cautious AI use: 'Can't hold back the floodgates'

Some high-profile cases in the last year have seen lawyers try to use artificial intelligence to write filings or case summaries and include made-up cases, known as "hallucinations."

VIDEO January 10, 2024

Donald Trump: I am proud of terminating Roe v. Wade

Former President Trump discusses protecting life in America during Fox News townhall.

Missouri January 10, 2024

Judges let Missouri lawsuit accusing China of pandemic-era PPE hoarding proceed

An Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals panel allowed a lawsuit by the state of Missouri, accusing China of hoarding protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, to proceed.

Illegal Immigrants January 10, 2024

Biden admin warns 'avalanche' of deportations could be scuttled if SCOTUS rules against them in key case

The Biden administration argued that hundreds of thousands of deportations could be reset and put back into the immigration system if the Supreme Court rules against it.

POLITICS January 10, 2024

Hilarious Jayapal gaffe proves Dems find saying 'insurrection' to be hard

Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., was at the center of an apparent blunder Wednesday when she claimed former President Donald Trump “incited an erection."

Jeffrey Epstein January 10, 2024

Jeffrey Epstein FBI records targeted in Senate Judiciary probe after document dump

Senators are demanding "complete and unredacted" files on sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Nevada January 10, 2024

Nevada judge rejects Trump ballot eligibility challenge, says GOP opponent 'improperly manufactured' standing

A Nevada judge rejected Republican candidate John Anthony Castro's lawsuit questioning former President Trump's eligibility over the 14th Amendment.

Ohio January 9, 2024

Judge halts enforcement of Ohio law requiring parental consent for kids under 16 to use social media

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered a temporary halt on enforcement of an Ohio law requiring parental consent for children under 16 to use social media apps.

Wisconsin January 9, 2024

Wisconsin city's mobile absentee voting van is illegal, judge rules

A mobile absentee voting van deployed in 2022 by the city of Racine, Wisconsin, has been ruled illegal to use by a Racine County Circuit Judge.

VIDEO January 9, 2024

Alina Habba: Presidential immunity protects presidents and Americans

Former President Trump's attorney Alina Habba gives her takeaway from the immunity claim hearing on 'The Story with Martha MacCallum.'