Courts

A judge has given Georgia lawmakers the power to subpoena District Attorney Fani Willis in their inquiry into her alleged misconduct in Trump’s election case.

The president-elect said the law raises questions about legislative encroachment on executive authority.

The court upheld the NLRB’s findings of unlawful actions by Starbucks but set boundaries on how far the board can go in addressing consequences of those actions

Requiring hospitals to reveal costs before treatment would impose ‘an unreasonable duty’ on these institutions, said an organization.

A federal appeals court blocked the Corporate Transparency Act, pausing its small business reporting requirements amid constitutional and regulatory debates.

New York becomes the second state to enact a ‘polluter-pay’ Climate Change SuperFund Act. New Jersey, California, and Maryland could be next.

The Justice Department’s proposed remedies target Google’s relationship with Apple.

The Supreme Court issued consequential decisions on presidential power, administrative law, the Second Amendment, and other issues.

Judge Robert Conrad Jr. said extra judgeships are needed under the weight of increasing caseloads.

Non-minority voters in North Dakota are asking the justices to look at their equal protection challenge to a redistricting plan.

A court has overturned a felon-in-possession ban for Bryan Range, ruling that a food-stamp fraud conviction doesn’t justify Second Amendment right restrictions.

An Arkansas law restricting minors’ access to perceived harmful books has been struck down for being overly broad and unconstitutional.

Ryan Routh previously requested delaying the trial until at least December of 2025.

Australian Attorney General Mark Dreyfus approved the U.S. extradition request for former Marine Corps pilot Daniel Duggan on Dec. 23.

NCAA’s practice of allowing men who identify as women to play in women’s sports violates the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, Paxton argued.

Gaetz sued the ethics committee and its chair on Monday in a last-minute bid to block the release of the report.

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin says the high court ‘is mired in an ethical crisis of its own making.’

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.’