Democrats in Arizona face a more conservative Republican majority after losing seats, hindering bipartisan efforts.
Trump’s sweeping deportation plans signal a boost for private prisons, threatening family unity and due process. Looming legal battles will test judicial adherence to the rule of law.
Voters in Arizona and North Dakota rejected legislative measures to limit direct democracy, ensuring continued public influence on state policy.
President-elect Donald Trump, accused by 26 women of sexual misconduct, has appointed several men with similar allegations to his cabinet, raising concerns about a potential backlash against the MeToo movement. His controversial selections include Pete Hegseth, Matt Gaetz, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., all facing accusations of sexual misconduct. These appointments challenge public trust and could signify a troubling shift in addressing sexual abuse in positions of power.
In June 2020, the Trump administration’s deployment of out-of-state National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. raised questions about the limits of presidential authority under § 502(f), challenging the balance of state sovereignty and federal power.
The Texas Supreme Court has cleared the way for Robert Roberson’s execution, despite controversy over shaken baby syndrome.
The Texas Supreme Court ruled a legislative subpoena can’t stop an execution, clearing the way for Roberson’s case.
President-elect Trump appoints Todd Blanche as Deputy AG, reshaping DOJ. Blanche led Trump’s defense in hush money trial.
An Oregon man was sentenced for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, receiving 90 days in prison and 36 months of release.
Algorithms shape feeds quickly based on clicks, creating echo chambers that can increase polarization in news and politics.
South Carolina Supreme Court pauses executions for holidays; next death warrant won’t be signed until at least Jan. 3.
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice linked a court explosion to far-right attacks and hate speech against institutions.
