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Supreme Court March 30

NJ school district’s secretive transgender policy faces legal threat for bucking Supreme Court ruling

Thomas More Society threatens to sue a New Jersey school district over a policy allegedly hiding students' gender identity from parents, marking the first test of a recent Supreme Court ruling.

VIDEO March 29

Supreme Court to hear arguments in major birthright citizenship case

Constitutional attorney Mark Smith discusses the Supreme Court’s upcoming birthright citizenship case and its potential impact on President Donald Trump’s presidency on ‘Fox Report.'

Media March 29

Group hosted ‘abortion doula’ trainings to teach teens as young as 14 to support abortions, train others

Advocates for Youth hosted an abortion doula training for teens as young as 14 at UNC Charlotte, according to an invite for a Nov. 15-16 event.

Politics March 29

Supreme Court prepares to review Trump executive order on birthright citizenship

The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship, a case that could reinterpret the 14th Amendment for millions.

Donald Trump March 28

DC court rulings stall Trump agenda across immigration, policing, Fed — raising stakes on executive power

Judges in Washington, D.C., have presided over many of Trump's biggest cases to date, including efforts to fire Fed members, deport migrants under a 1798 law, and more.

Pentagon March 27

Biden judge freezes Trump administration's move against AI firm, fueling battle over security authority

A federal judge's ruling paused an effort to sideline Anthropic while drawing backlash and support over the judiciary's role in Pentagon policy.

Media March 27

Meta vows to 'aggressively' fight after landmark verdicts find tech giant liable for addicting kids

Meta's chief legal officer said the company will aggressively appeal jury verdicts that found the company liable for designing addictive platforms for young users.

Judiciary March 27

Don Jr.’s shadow hangs over Trump mine fight as China retains critical minerals leverage

Trump's push for domestic mining faces contradiction as his administration defends Biden's EPA veto blocking Alaska's copper-rich Pebble mine project.

Big Tech Backlash March 26

'Orwellian' Biden-era censorship reined in; red states celebrate 'historic' settlement

Republican AGs celebrated a 10-year consent decree in Missouri v. Biden barring federal agencies like CDC and CISA from pressuring social media firms.

Supreme Court March 26

Supreme Court reverses lower court on qualified immunity for Vermont police sergeant who arrested protester

A Vermont police sergeant who used a wristlock to remove a protester from a 2015 sit-in is entitled to qualified immunity, the Supreme Court ruled.