MEDIA
Supreme Court takes on public school discrimination, and the D.C. Court of Appeals restricts immigration enforcement
Also – a testy fight over renovations at the East Potomac Golf Course continues, and a federal judge upholds the right to own body armor under the 2nd Amendment
Ilhan Omar faces criminal investigation, DOGE goes to the Supreme Court, and the fight to restore a DC Golf Course
Plus – Federal Appeals Court upholds social media restrictions for minors
The weaponization of the government against public school parents and Justice Alito speaks out
Also -the Supreme Court’s new term, legal experts voice support for John Eastman’s right to speak, and a fight over executive power to remove a US Attorney appointed by the courts
An Immigration Win for Trump at the Supreme Court and Justice Alito’s Recusal
Also: The Supreme Court allows an execution to proceed in Tennessee, and the Ninth Circuit rules against the First Amendment
Lawsplainer Alert: Supreme Court allows voter citizenship verification
A big win for election security
A deep dive into the legal fight over White House media access
And the legal fight over Republican-drawn election maps, an indictment for trashing mail-in ballots, and the FBI’s operation against international fraud targeting Americans
The Supreme Court goes postal, John Eastman continues his fight, and a Soros-backed DA faces a criminal investigation
And: the FBI targeted Elon Musk for his Twitter posts
The DC Circuit’s fight against Trump and a Virginia mom’s legal nightmare
Plus: A Supreme Court battle over ballots sent by mail and lawsuits over millions of acres of public lands
Another Trump win at the Supreme Court; 9/11 ringleader’s confessions are thrown out; and, explosive allegations are made against the NY AG.
A busy week of legal developments, including federal officials taking a close look at the New York Attorney General. May we say, “It’s about time?”
Ghislaine Maxwell’s final appeal is denied and a Supreme Court win for election integrity
Plus: Meta’s landmark settlement, the FBI goes after foreign hackers, and the DOJ reaches a settlement over a federal contractor’s alleged discrimination