Matthew Vadum

Lower courts had ruled the company operating an immigration detention facility had no right to appeal an unfavorable ruling before a trial finished.

The federal government argues ‘improper judicial interference’ prevented the August firing of Lisa Cook. A hearing is set for January.

Criminal defendants seeking to oust Bill Essayli say a federal judge failed to rule on their constitutional arguments.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the new ruling.

A state group had challenged Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s deployment order as unlawful.

The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.

In 2015, the high court ruled that the Constitution requires all states to grant licenses for same-sex marriages.

James, who is facing up to 30 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines, alleges selective prosecution.

The alleged victims of abuse want control over $40 million in funds stashed by the Filipino authoritarian leader Ferdinand Marcos.

A federal district judge previously ordered full funding of the program, and a federal appeals court turned down the government’s request to stay that order.

Lower courts had ruled the company operating an immigration detention facility had no right to appeal an unfavorable ruling before a trial finished.

The federal government argues ‘improper judicial interference’ prevented the August firing of Lisa Cook. A hearing is set for January.

Criminal defendants seeking to oust Bill Essayli say a federal judge failed to rule on their constitutional arguments.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the new ruling.

A state group had challenged Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s deployment order as unlawful.

The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.

In 2015, the high court ruled that the Constitution requires all states to grant licenses for same-sex marriages.

James, who is facing up to 30 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines, alleges selective prosecution.

The alleged victims of abuse want control over $40 million in funds stashed by the Filipino authoritarian leader Ferdinand Marcos.

A federal district judge previously ordered full funding of the program, and a federal appeals court turned down the government’s request to stay that order.