Courts & Law
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Biden judge rules that Iowa can check ballots of potential noncitizens in loss for ACLU
The state's representatives argued that the process of investigating and possibly removing 2,000 names could prevent illegal voting by noncitizens.
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RNC poll watchers allowed into Georgia county buildings, lawsuit still pending
"Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, and Gwinnett counties decided at the last minute to accept ballots over the weekend — which disregards the law," RNC Chairman Michael Whatley announced.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules against effort to count mail-in ballots without handwritten date
Pennsylvania Republicans praised the ruling, saying that the Supreme Court upheld the law.
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U.S. court ruling upholds federal funding for religious colleges with traditional values
The plaintiffs, a group of LGBT+ former and current college students, are considering an appeal.
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Google warns SCOTUS against slashing big tech liability protections
The case centers around Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects companies from liability for third party content.
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Georgia appeals court reinstates Fulton County 2020 election case
The lawsuit was originally dismissed for lack of standing.
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SCOTUS declines to block New York's concealed carry regulation, pending litigation
New York Republican Rep. Claudia Tenney lamented the court's refusal to halt the law's implementation.
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Homeland Security attempts to redirect censorship records request to Washington state
Homeland Security said the watchdog's request was not under its purview.
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Supreme Court allows New York to enforce gun-control laws pending legal challenges
The New York law came in response to a Supreme Court ruling striking down concealed carry restrictions.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., advocacy group sue legacy media over COVID-19 censorship
Among the plaintiffs are numerous individuals who claim to have been deplatformed for espousing positions contrary to those the bloc endorsed in relation to COVID-19.
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Having it both ways: Biden legal arguments for Title 42, student loans conflict with each other
The solicitor general will be arguing that COVID-19 is — depending on the Biden policy being rationalized — an ongoing public health emergency, yet also an abated public health threat. Supreme Court "could hear COVID is so serious that we need to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to forgive student loans while at the same time COVID is so little an issue that we can let all these unscreened, potentially unvaccinated migrants come through," says immigration expert. In one case, COVID-19 is still a major problem, while in the other, the pandemic is now a non-issue, according to the administration.
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Harvey Weinstein appeals rape, sexual assault conviction
He was found guilty of a first-degree criminal sex act that occurred in 2006 in which he sexually assaulted production assistant Mimi Haleyi.
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Supreme Court denies Texas bid to protect Trump immigration rule
Texas, a critical border state, has been at the forefront of a major migration surge that has thus far seen roughly 4 million migrants illegally enter the U.S. since President Joe Biden took office.