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VIDEO January 29

Michigan family who lost home over tax bill takes property rights case to Supreme Court

The Pung family says Isabella County wrongfully foreclosed on a nearly $200,000 home over a disputed tax bill that ballooned to $2,242 — and kept their hard-earned equity. Their case will be argued at the U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 25.

Politics January 29

Supreme Court to review Trump petition on E Jean Carroll judgment

The Supreme Court is set consider President Donald Trump's petition challenging the E. Jean Carroll verdict during a private conference on Feb. 20.

FBI January 29

FBI's Fulton County warrant sought election records, voter rolls from 2020 election

FBI agents executed a search warrant at a Fulton County, Georgia, election hub, seizing ballots, voting rolls and records tied to the 2020 election.

Federal Judges January 29

‘Shocking and inappropriate’: Legal experts slam judges’ guide over climate bias claims

Congressional probe uncovers alleged efforts to influence federal judges on climate cases through judicial education programs and biased materials.

China January 29

China executes 11 people convicted in scam crackdown

Chinese authorities on Thursday announced they executed 11 people convicted in a massive cross-border fraud scheme worth roughly $1.4 billion.

Federal Reserve January 28

Powell warns Lisa Cook's Supreme Court case could be most consequential legal threat in Fed’s history

Jerome Powell calls Supreme Court case involving Fed governor Lisa Cook "perhaps the most important legal case in the Fed's 113-year history."

Immigrant Rights January 28

Ecuadoran man released after federal judge's ICE order

Juan Hugo Tobay Robles, an Ecuadoran national, was released from Texas detention after a federal judge threatened to hold acting ICE director in contempt.

VIDEO January 28

Sen Dick Durbin says surveillance lacks adequate 'safeguards'

Senate Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., warned about a lack of "safeguards" during a hearing about FISA Section 702.

Federal Courts January 28

Privacy concerns, discrimination, doctor pushback: the compliance traps looming behind sex-separated sports

The fight over trans athletes is not just about policy anymore as schools debate records, medical sign-offs and privacy limits tied to sex verification for eligibility.

Opinion January 28

I worked for Justice Alito. What I saw up close shatters the media smear

Louisiana solicitor general defends Justice Alito against media criticism, citing personal clerkship experience and revealing the justice's humble character.

Virginia January 27

Virginia judge voids redistricting push, rules lawmakers overstepped authority

A Virginia judge struck down a redistricting amendment, ruling lawmakers violated constitutional requirements during 2024 special session proceedings.