

Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Let USPS Mail-Ballot Rule Take Effect Before Midterms
DOJ files emergency request asking SCOTUS to lift a block on a new USPS mail-ballot rule ahead of the November midterms.
By Rebecca Lawson • 04 Sep, 2026
Court Grants Take-Two's DMCA Subpoenas Against Microsoft, Discord in GTA 6 Leak Probe
By Michael Grant | 25 Aug, 2026
Albany Woman Charged in Alleged ISIS-Inspired Plot to Bomb NY State Capitol
By Laura Mitchell | 20 Aug, 2026
NY's Top Judge Forced to Admit He Was Wrong About 'Stupid' Sentencing Remarks
By Thomas Bennett | 13 Aug, 2026
BB7 Trinitarios Leaders and Associates Indicted in Fi..
crime · 20 Jul, 2026

Texas Promoter Hit with Federal Indictment Over Sham ..
crime · 16 Jul, 2026

Alleged Scattered Spider Hacker Extradited From Finla..
crime · 3 Jul, 2026

Operation Spring Cleaning: FBI Sweep Nets 1,100 Arres..
crime · 05 Jun, 2026
courts9th Circuit Deals Trump Another Blow on Mandatory Migrant Detention
By Rebecca Lawson · 30 Jul, 2026
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9th Circuit Deals Trump Another Blow on Mandatory Migrant Detention
By Rebecca Lawson · 30 Jul, 2026

courtsSupreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order in 6-3 Ruling
By Rebecca Lawson · 20 Jul, 2026
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order in 6-3 Ruling
By Rebecca Lawson · 20 Jul, 2026

courtsSupreme Court Rules Geofence Warrants Require Fourth Amendment Protections
By Rebecca Lawson · 29 Jun, 2026
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Supreme Court Rules Geofence Warrants Require Fourth Amendment Protections
By Rebecca Lawson · 29 Jun, 2026

courtsThe Supreme Court Is Days Away From Decisions That Could Rewrite the Rules of American Life
By Rebecca Lawson · 22 Jun, 2026
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The Supreme Court Is Days Away From Decisions That Could Rewrite the Rules of American Life
By Rebecca Lawson · 22 Jun, 2026

INVESTIGATION
Investigations
How Fake Rocks, Free Grass and a Fleet of Lamborghinis Drain..
Veterans built America's middle class on the GI Bill. A year-long records fight by The Washington Post shows a wave of trade schools has been quietly bleeding it dry.
By Michael Grant · 04 Aug, 2026
Investigations6,600 Non-Citizens Wrongly Registered to Vote in New Jersey — Hundreds Cast Ballots, Governor Says
By Michael Grant·21 Jul, 2026
Investigations
6,600 Non-Citizens Wrongly Registered to Vote in New Jersey — Hundreds Cast Ballots, Governor Says
By Michael Grant·21 Jul, 2026

InvestigationsICE's Internal Affairs Office Has a New Target: Online Critics
By Michael Grant·06 Jul, 2026
Investigations
ICE's Internal Affairs Office Has a New Target: Online Critics
By Michael Grant·06 Jul, 2026


New Jersey Launches Civil Rights Probe Into Newark's Troubled ICE Jail
By Jasmine Walker · 07 Aug, 2026
Federal Court Refuses to Block Tennessee's Redrawn Congressional Map, Leaving Memphis's Black Voters Split Apart
By Jasmine Walker · 23 Jul, 20266th Circuit Rejects DOJ Push for Michigan's Unredacted Voter Rolls in Landmark Ruling
By Jasmine Walker · 24 Jun, 2026Federal Court Blocks Alabama Map Over Black Voter Discrimination
By Jasmine Walker · 27 May, 2026Kemp Orders Georgia Capitol Session to Redraw Electoral Maps After Supreme Court Gerrymandering Ruling
By Jasmine Walker · 13 May, 2026
Grand Jury Indicts Eight Men Over Alleged Drone-an..
Federal prosecutors say the group amassed guns, drones and explosives and set their sights on the president, the vice president and other high-profile targets. A grand jury just made it official.
By Thomas Bennett10 Jul, 2026

Supreme Court Expands Second Amendment Rights, Eye..
The U.S. Supreme Court handed gun rights advocates two major victories in June 2026, striking down a Hawaii concealed carry restriction and invalidating a federal law that barred marijuana users from owning firearms — making it significantly harder for lawmakers to regulate guns.
By Thomas Bennett26 Jun, 2026

Supreme Court Backs Trump in Immigration Judges' S..
The Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a procedural win Monday, ruling unanimously that immigration judges cannot sue directly in federal court over speech restrictions that require government approval before public remarks.
By Thomas Bennett28 May, 2026
U.S. News

Trump Signs Memo Authorizing Private Firms to Hack Foreign Cybercriminal Networks
By Emily Parker12 Aug, 2026

EEOC Votes to End Six-Decade-Old Rule on Reporting Workers' Race and Sex
By Emily Parker25 Jul, 2026

Black Hawks Pull 202 Kids Off a Missouri Riverbank After Record Flooding Cut Off Every Road Out
By Emily Parker13 Jul, 2026

Supreme Court Hands Trump New Firing Power, Then Draws a Line on Citizenship
By Emily Parker01 Jul, 2026












