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Judge Disqualifies DOJ Attorney Investigating New York AG Letitia James
New York Attorney General Letitia James had argued John Sarcone was illegally appointed to the post.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Announces Closure After Losing Labor Dispute at Supreme Court
A federal appeals court previously found the newspaper bargained in bad faith with its union and ordered it to restore prior health benefits.
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DOJ Sues Arizona, Connecticut for Failing to Hand Over Voter Rolls
The U.S. Justice Department said it is taking the states to court as part of its mission to ensure free and fair elections.
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Appeals Court Agrees to Fast-Track Challenge to $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
The Trump administration says the fee hike is justified because of ‘systemic abuse of the program.’
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Appeals Court Rules Trump Admin Can’t Cap Overhead Reimbursement Rate for NIH Research Grants
The administration had argued that NIH followed existing laws and regulations.
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Embattled Judge Convicted of Obstructing Immigration Agents Resigns
Hannah Dugan is also asking a federal judge to set aside last month’s jury’s verdict.
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Supreme Court Schedules Hearings on Drug User Gun Ban and Suing Cuba Over Nationalized Property
The nation’s highest court scheduled oral arguments for two separate cases in February and March.
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Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down California Ban on Open Carry of Firearms
The ban violates a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling because open carry is ‘part of this Nation’s history and tradition,’ the new ruling says.
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Court Reinstates School District Employees’ Free Speech Lawsuit Over Anti-Racism Training
The plaintiffs argued the training was ‘indoctrination’ based on a theory of ‘white supremacy.’
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Chief Justice Roberts Says Americans Continue to Admire the Constitution
In his annual report, Roberts stressed the importance of an independent judiciary.
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Judge Disqualifies DOJ Attorney Investigating New York AG Letitia James
New York Attorney General Letitia James had argued John Sarcone was illegally appointed to the post.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Announces Closure After Losing Labor Dispute at Supreme Court
A federal appeals court previously found the newspaper bargained in bad faith with its union and ordered it to restore prior health benefits.
|
DOJ Sues Arizona, Connecticut for Failing to Hand Over Voter Rolls
The U.S. Justice Department said it is taking the states to court as part of its mission to ensure free and fair elections.
|
Appeals Court Agrees to Fast-Track Challenge to $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
The Trump administration says the fee hike is justified because of ‘systemic abuse of the program.’
|
Appeals Court Rules Trump Admin Can’t Cap Overhead Reimbursement Rate for NIH Research Grants
The administration had argued that NIH followed existing laws and regulations.
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Embattled Judge Convicted of Obstructing Immigration Agents Resigns
Hannah Dugan is also asking a federal judge to set aside last month’s jury’s verdict.
|
Supreme Court Schedules Hearings on Drug User Gun Ban and Suing Cuba Over Nationalized Property
The nation’s highest court scheduled oral arguments for two separate cases in February and March.
|
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down California Ban on Open Carry of Firearms
The ban violates a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling because open carry is ‘part of this Nation’s history and tradition,’ the new ruling says.
|
Court Reinstates School District Employees’ Free Speech Lawsuit Over Anti-Racism Training
The plaintiffs argued the training was ‘indoctrination’ based on a theory of ‘white supremacy.’
|
Chief Justice Roberts Says Americans Continue to Admire the Constitution
In his annual report, Roberts stressed the importance of an independent judiciary.
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