President Trump announced Will Scharf as his new White House counsel, replacing David Warrington on Sept. 1.
Immigration courts lack guaranteed legal representation, leaving many immigrants without support in high-stakes cases.
Troy Jackson, a former logger from Maine, faces Susan Collins in a Senate race, highlighting his working-class roots.
Right-leaning activists and Musk’s AI company challenge citizen suits in US, potentially shifting enforcement powers.
A federal judge ruled the Virginia NAACP won its lawsuit against a county school board for reinstating Confederate names.
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority has expanded executive power, raising concerns about the future of citizen…
The Trump administration issued executive orders to limit birthright citizenship, facing expected legal challenges.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito confirms he’s staying on the court amid rumors of retirement after NPR error.
A man sentenced to 15 years for giving his son the gun used in a deadly Georgia high school shooting seeks a new trial.
A jury will determine if a Michigan officer violated civil rights by shooting a Black man in the head during a 2022 altercation.
The president announced two executive actions on immigration, including limiting citizenship by birth in the U.S.
The Trump administration continues efforts to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, citing alleged mortgage fraud, which she denies.
