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Chinese National Charged With Using Drone to Photograph US Shipyard
‘Naval aircraft carriers have classified and sensitive systems throughout the carriers,’ the court documents read.
Supreme Court Asks Special Counsel to Respond to Trump Presidential Immunity Appeal
Judge Chutkan indefinitely postponed the scheduled trial date of March 4
Attorney General Merrick Garland to Undergo Surgery for Spinal Stenosis
Mr. Garland’s procedure is reportedly minimally invasive and expected to last around 90 minutes.
Trump Reaffirms Executive Privilege Before Jeffery Clark’s Disciplinary Proceeding
The former president is willing to ‘intervene in any litigation involving these privileges,’ his attorney said in a letter.
Trump Gag Order Raises Critical Questions About Free Speech, Future of American Elections
A federal judge’s unprecedented gag order on former President Trump could have deep implications for the 2024 election, free speech, and American democracy.
Trump Team Responds to Justice Department Attempt to Limit Talk of Case
Prosecutors want to limit what former President Trump can discuss publicly about the 2020 election case. How does Trump’s team respond? Meanwhile, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan claimed the FBI lied about the Hunter Biden laptop story. The Congressman posts a series of documents on X that he says substantiate this claim.
Will Yeatman: Congress Cedes Power to the Administrative State Via This Legal Loophole | ATL:NOW
Will Yeatman recently filed an amicus brief in the case of Loper Bright Enterprise v. Raimondo, in which he argues for the Supreme Court to overturn Chevron Deference, a legal doctrine that allows the government’s interpretation to prevail when a law is unclear.
