The U.S. Supreme Court permitted the Trump administration to resume deportations of Venezuelan gang members in Tren de Aragua (TdA) for the time being. However, the high court made it clear that those who are being removed, under the law, are still entitled to judicial review.
Read More SCOTUS Allows Venezuelan Gang Member Deportations To Resume, But ‘Affirms Right To Judicial Review’
A federal appeals court reversed course Monday and erased a previous decision that allowed President Donald Trump to fire the heads of two independent agencies.
Read More Federal Appeals Court Reverses Ruling, Blocks Trump Admin Firings
A man from Simi Valley, California, is reportedly set to plead guilty in connection to the attempted murder of conservative Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Read More Calif. Man To Plead Guilty In Assassination Attempt Of Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh
Special Government Employee (SGE) Elon Musk said on Sunday that Tuesday’s Wisconsin Supreme Court election could have a major effect on humanity’s “entire destiny.”
Read More Musk: Upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Is A Vote For ‘Which Party Controls’ The House
Top officials at the University of Michigan have announced that the school will be closing its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) office.
Read More University Of Michigan Shutters DEI Offices In Response To Trump’s Executive Orders, Funding Threats
On Wednesday, by a 7-2 majority, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Biden administration’s “ghost guns” regulation.
Read More SCOTUS Backs Biden Admin, Upholds ‘Ghost Gun’ Regulations For Traceability