Courts

The balance of power in the Minnesota State House of Representatives shifted from a tie to a one-member GOP majority due to a successful residency challenge.

Democratic lawmakers have hailed it as ‘one of the biggest accomplishments of Senate Democrats.’

The air travelers fighting the terrorist watchlist program say it was never explicitly authorized by Congress.

With the decision, it places the case against Trump effectively in limbo.

Republicans filed a lawsuit over Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes’s changes to the election manual in 2023.

Judge Michael Ponsor said in a newspaper column that Justice Samuel Alito should have known that flying certain flags would be politically provocative.

‘We conclude that it erred by failing to disqualify DA Willis and her office,’ the state’s court of appeals writes.

The 11 Republican legislators contend that Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and others violated the U.S. Constitution’s elections clause.

Florida is continuing to fight the federal government’s efforts to halt the state’s own independent investigation into what happened in West Palm Beach.

Federal appeals courts disagree on a funding provision in the federal Medicaid Act.

The ruling cites this year’s precedent that requires courts no longer defer to federal agencies’ interpretation of federal laws.

Oral arguments are scheduled for Jan. 10, 2025, nine days before the divestment deadline.

The attorneys disagree with the district attorney on how much information should be released to the public.

Rex Heuermann, a New York architect, was charged in July 2023 with several killings in the Long Island oceanside community of Babylon.

The number of Americans who have confidence in the courts plunges by 24 points since 2020, a new poll reports.

Allowing the state to limit rates could lead to ‘a patchwork of state laws’ across the country governing internet access, an industry group argued.