Courts

A federal judge ruled that U.S. attorney John Sarcone was serving unlawfully and invalidated subpoenas he issued.

Releasing the report of former special counsel Jack Smith would prejudice Trump and two co-defendants by making sensitive information public, the DOJ stated.

The laws are scheduled to take effect on Jan. 26 and will require delivery apps to prompt users with a minimum tip of 10 percent for each order.

Khalil, a citizen of Algeria, was ordered removed by a U.S. immigration judge on Sept. 12, 2025.

Detainees argue the president is misusing his war powers and that their removal should be blocked.

Ian Roberts was denied a U.S. green card four times in 20 years, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson was the target of a Jan. 14 raid by federal authorities.

The former police officer was facing up to two years in prison over criminal charges on allegations of failing to prevent a crime and save lives.

The decision is a major win for Democrats, who could vie for an additional seat in the upcoming 2026 midterms.

The justices weighed how their decision would affect the economy and the Federal Reserve’s independence.

The Justice Department alleges that Lisa Cook engaged in the type of mortgage fraud that justifies her removal.

Trump has underscored the nature of his authority under Article II of the Constitution, which vests the federal government’s executive power in the president.

Christian missionary Masahide Kanayama allegedly put vegetable oil on two sacred buildings in Japan.

A federal judge ruled last November that the social media giant was not an illegal monopoly.

A federal judge ruled that U.S. attorney John Sarcone was serving unlawfully and invalidated subpoenas he issued.

Releasing the report of former special counsel Jack Smith would prejudice Trump and two co-defendants by making sensitive information public, the DOJ stated.

The laws are scheduled to take effect on Jan. 26 and will require delivery apps to prompt users with a minimum tip of 10 percent for each order.

Khalil, a citizen of Algeria, was ordered removed by a U.S. immigration judge on Sept. 12, 2025.

Detainees argue the president is misusing his war powers and that their removal should be blocked.

Ian Roberts was denied a U.S. green card four times in 20 years, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson was the target of a Jan. 14 raid by federal authorities.

The former police officer was facing up to two years in prison over criminal charges on allegations of failing to prevent a crime and save lives.

The decision is a major win for Democrats, who could vie for an additional seat in the upcoming 2026 midterms.

The justices weighed how their decision would affect the economy and the Federal Reserve’s independence.

The Justice Department alleges that Lisa Cook engaged in the type of mortgage fraud that justifies her removal.

Trump has underscored the nature of his authority under Article II of the Constitution, which vests the federal government’s executive power in the president.

Christian missionary Masahide Kanayama allegedly put vegetable oil on two sacred buildings in Japan.

A federal judge ruled last November that the social media giant was not an illegal monopoly.