Judiciary - Page 66

November 12

Police raid on newspaper prompts $3M payout, apology amid press freedom outcry

Marion County agrees to pay $3 million after a controversial newspaper raid, sparking public backlash over concerns about press freedom violations.

November 12

Reagan-appointed judge resigns in protest of Trump, warns of president's 'assault on the rule of law'

A federal judge resigned in protest over President Donald Trump's "assault on rule of law," citing the president's partisan use of the justice system.

November 11

SCOTUS extends stay on SNAP benefits for now, impacting millions

Supreme Court justices agreed to extend a stay on full SNAP payments through Thursday as states sue the Trump administration over reduced food benefits.

November 11

DOJ: Court ruling on SNAP makes mockery of separation of powers

Constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley discusses the Supreme Court ruling on SNAP payments and weighs in on President Donald Trump’s spending powers on ‘America Reports.’

November 11

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Latino voter group Jolt for allegedly registering illegal immigrants

Ken Paxton is suing Latino advocacy group Jolt, alleging illegal voter registration; the group calls the move retaliation and a threat to Latino voters.

November 11

‘Woke lawfare’ exposed: Attorney unmasks carbon tax intent behind massive oil litigation

An attorney involved in a Boulder, Colorado, climate lawsuit against oil companies admitted the case functions as an indirect carbon tax to increase costs for consumers.

November 11

Trump asks Supreme Court to overturn E Jean Carroll case verdict

President Donald Trump appeals to Supreme Court to overturn the E. Jean Carroll sexual abuse and defamation verdict, claiming improper evidentiary rulings.

November 10

Trump, states back in court over SNAP as benefits remain in legal limbo

The fight over SNAP benefits continues to play out in the Supreme Court and federal courts, leaving millions of low-income Americans hanging in the balance.

November 10

VP’s office responds to PA gov who said Vance betrayed Appalachian roots with 'bull---- politics' over SNAP

Political clash between VP Vance and PA governor Shapiro over SNAP benefits hints at potential 2028 presidential rivalry as shutdown impacts hungry families.

November 10

Supreme Court rejects appeal from county clerk who sought to overturn same-sex marriage decision

The Supreme Court rejected an effort by a former Kentucky county clerk to revisit its 2015 ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, which grants same-sex couples the right to marry.