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Judiciary November 10

Reagan-appointed federal judge resigns to speak out against Trump's 'assault on the rule of law'

Reagan-appointed federal Judge Mark Wolf resigned his lifetime appointment to publicly criticize what he calls President Donald Trump's "assault" on judicial independence and the rule of law.

Charlie Kirk November 10

Fight for cameras in Charlie Kirk assassination case gets boost from top Republican

Sen. Chuck Grassley advocates for cameras in federal courtrooms, citing the Tyler Robinson case involving Charlie Kirk's assassination as a pivotal moment requiring public transparency.

VIDEO November 9

How a SCOTUS ruling could reshape Trump's tariffs

The 'Sunday Night in America' break down the legal battle over President Donald Trump's tariffs.

VIDEO November 8

Mark Levin takes a look at the Supreme Court’s role in determining tariff usage

 Fox News host Mark Levin analyzes the differences between tariffs and taxes in a review of a recent U.S. Supreme Court deliberation over the Trump administration’s tariffs on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’ 

Economy November 8

Trump’s own SCOTUS picks could wind up hurting him on tariffs

Supreme Court justices, including President Donald Trump's appointees, expressed skepticism about his use of emergency powers to impose Liberation Day tariffs.

Federal Courts November 8

Federal judge dismisses Boeing felony charges despite victims' families opposition to $1.1B settlement deal

Boeing avoids felony prosecution for 737 MAX crashes after agreeing to pay over $1.1 billion in fines and strengthen safety programs under DOJ deal.

Texas November 8

Appeals court says Texas can enforce drag show ban, suggests not all drag shows violate state law

A federal appeals court ruled that Texas can enforce drag show restrictions targeting performances on public property or when children are present.

Federal Courts November 7

Supreme Court blocks lower court order forcing Trump administration to fully fund SNAP program

Supreme Court issues emergency stay on federal judge's ruling that would have forced Trump administration to transfer $4 billion for SNAP program funding.

State And Local November 7

Florida cites mafia law, hits Planned Parenthood with suit over claim abortion pill 'safer than Tylenol'

Florida accuses Planned Parenthood of racketeering over chemical abortion marketing, seeking massive damages in unprecedented legal challenge.

Supreme Court November 7

Justice Barrett urges students to 'take the high road like Erika Kirk' in face of campus hostility

Justice Amy Coney Barrett advised conservative students to take the high road when facing campus hatred, citing Erika Kirk as a model of grace and strength.