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John Brennan asked a judge to order the administration to preserve records related to the investigations.
John Brennan asked a judge to order the administration to preserve records related to the investigations.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office responded with data it said proved gun regulations saved lives.
Nine other defendants were sentenced last week to decades in prison.
In two separate lawsuits, the Justice Department alleged that the new state laws violate the Second Amendment.
The Trump administration required members of the press to be escorted in specified areas of the Pentagon.
The ruling is a win for groups that say females shouldn’t have to compete against males.
The plaintiff said that obtaining the permit would require him to convert his home into a house of worship.
Democratic officials have accused federal agents of acting as a secret police force. The DOJ says masks are necessary to protect them from further violence.
The settlement means the ByteDance platform avoids jury scrutiny in the case, as other tech behemoths face trials over youth mental health claims.
A senior DOJ official said foreign nationals are traveling to the country ‘under false pretenses’ to give birth and secure U.S. citizenship for their child.
The court upheld birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants and temporary visitors, disallowing Trump’s executive order limiting it.
Meta alleged that ’social media addiction' is not a legitimate psychiatric diagnosis.
The court handed down consequential rulings on Trump’s executive powers, the Second Amendment, election cases, and boys in girls’ sports.
Some lawmakers expressed interest in changing citizenship rules.
The story had said that the longtime justice was departing the nation’s top court.
The high court said it would take cases brought in Illinois and Connecticut that challenge the respective states’ bans.
‘I am not sure that today’s opinion will stand the test of time,’ the justice added in a 91-page dissent.
The president’s executive order sought to exclude children of illegal immigrants and temporary visa holders from automatic citizenship at birth.
A federal appeals court previously ruled against a Republican committee, saying high court precedent requires coordination restrictions.
