A federal judge hit pause on President Trump's plans to build a new ballroom on the site of the old White House East Wing, saying he acted rashly in moving ahead without Congress and must go to Capitol Hill for permission before continuing any work.
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that President Trump's executive order seeking to bar any federal money from going to NPR and PBS tramples on those networks' speech rights.
President Trump has his name on golf courses, skyscrapers, Washington's premier performing arts venue and a prescription drug platform, but now he can add an eponymous airport to that list.
Juries in New Mexico and California have accomplished something Congress has unsuccessfully spent years trying to do: Holding social media companies accountable for endangering children who use their platforms.
DHS says anti-ICE activists are doxxing immigration agents by mailing warning postcards to neighbors, adding to an alleged 8,000% surge in death threats.
Nevada AG Aaron Ford has spent nearly $270,000 on out-of-state travel since 2019 and faces an ethics probe over alleged improper gifts as he seeks re-dlection in 2026.
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that a man recently filmed dressed in an ICE uniform being beaten next to a Honolulu street is not affiliated with the agency in any way.
Fellow liberal Justice Elena Kagan criticized Jackson for failing to acknowledge case law that governs when speech can be restricted in the medical field.
A federal judge blocked construction of Trump's White House ballroom project, ruling the president lacked authority as DOJ prepares to appeal the decision.
