NY Times reporter roasted after ‘unitary executive theory’ flub in Trump OMB nominee story
A New York Times reporter stepped into controversy this week when critics say he fundamentally misunderstood a constitutional law doctrine.
Florida hotel discriminated against Arab American group after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack against Israel, DOJ says
A hotel owner in the tourist district of Orlando, Florida has reached an agreement with...
Florida hotel discriminated against Arab American group after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack against Israel, DOJ says
A hotel owner in the tourist district of Orlando, Florida has reached an agreement with...
CNN defamation trial: Jury remains undecided as deliberation carries into second day
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA – The jurors remain undecided in the high-stakes defamation lawsuit against CNN...
Trump files motion to stay ‘unlawful sentencing’ in New York case
President-elect Trump's legal team filed a motion to stay the Jan. 10 sentencing in the New York v. Trump case…
George Stephanopoulos doesn’t mention ABC News settlement with Trump’s defamation lawsuit on his Sunday show
ABC News host George Stephanopoulos ignored the news about his network’s massive settlement with President-elect...
Daniel Penny ‘overcharged’ by prosecution in ‘patently unfair’ move, attorney argues: ‘Miscarriage of justice’
Attorney Brian Claypool accused the prosecution of intentionally “overcharging” Marine veteran Daniel Penny in the...
Hunter Biden’s pardon sets troubling precedent, risks politicizing Justice Department, critics say
Hunter Biden pardon cuts against Biden's own views and risks politicizing Justice Department, critics say.
Legal challenges on administrative reach expected in Trump’s deregulatory scheme, experts say
Biden-era regulations can be expected to be on the chopping block via legal challenges once President-elect Donald Trump takes office,…
Dem attorneys general prepare for legal battle with Trump after filing hundreds of challenges last term
At least half of America is represented by Democratic state attorneys general -- ones who have positioned themselves as foils…