DOJ sues Loudoun County school board over constitutional violation, claiming Christian students were punished for religious beliefs about gender policies.
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SCOTUS takes up Trump’s bid to fire FTC commissioner at will — a showdown that could topple 90-year precedent
The Supreme Court will weigh Trump’s authority to fire a sitting FTC member in a major test of presidential powers — and a 1935 landmark court ruling.
DC sandwich-throwing case was a laughingstock in court, jurors reveal
Sean Dunn was acquitted after throwing a sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer in a Trump protest case that left jurors giggling.
In Texas cattle country, one rancher welcomes Trump’s focus on decades of thin margins
Texas cattle rancher welcomes federal scrutiny of big four meatpacking companies amid America’s smallest cattle herd in 70 years and record beef prices.
Judge rules evidence linked to James Comey’s ally is off limits to DOJ
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ruled that certain evidence linked to an ally of former FBI Director James Comey is off limits to the Justice Department.
Morning Brief: J6 Pipe Bomb Breakthrough & Trump Brokers More Peace
The FBI arrests a suspect linked to the infamous January 6 pipe bomb case, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo ink a peace deal Read More
Dem state election board under fire after ICE-arrested superintendent surfaces on voter rolls
Maryland’s voter registration processes face scrutiny after Ian Andre Roberts, an illegal immigrant superintendent, was found registered to vote despite lacking U.S. citizenship.
Ex–New York State official accused of spying for China called Hochul ‘more obedient’ than Cuomo, trial reveals
Linda Sun allegedly told Chinese officials that Kathy Hochul was “more obedient” than Andrew Cuomo, prosecutors said in her corruption trial.
SCOTUS allows Texas to use Trump-pushed redrawn congressional redistricting map favoring Republicans
The Supreme Court issued an emergency ruling on Texas’ request to reinstate the legislature’s recently redrawn congressional map, which had given Republicans a five-seat advantage in the 2026 midterms.
Grand jury declines to re-indict New York AG Letitia James on bank fraud charges
The Department of Justice failed to bring an indictment against New York AG Letitia James over bank fraud allegations after a federal judge tossed out the initial indictment last week.