Biden Falls Behind Trump And Obama In Article III Judicial Nominations
President Joe Biden has nominated 158 judges to Article III judgeships in 863 days, while Trump and Obama nominated more.
Courts & Cases
Powell To Face Congress Amid Criticism Over Fed’s Policy Stance
Questions on interest rates, banking regulation, and inflation to be raised during Powell's testimony.
Trump’s Classified Docs Trial Delayed Until August 2023 Amid Pre-Trial Litigation
Former President faces obstruction charges for sharing classified information at Mar-a-Lago estate
Princeton’s Israeli Professor Confronts Cancel Campaign
A conservative Israeli professor at Princeton University came under fire from fellow Israeli academics, accusing him of “fascism”.
State Legislators Aim For 2024 With Flurry Of New Election Laws
Election law activity by state legislators rose by over 30% as Republicans and Democrats duel over rules for the 2024 election.
Former Army Prosecutor Slams Trump In Classified Documents Case
Previous and current Trump attorneys testified before the grand jury as the special council conducted the investigation.
UN Partially Absolves Exiled Catalan Leader From Spanish Prosecution
But Spain's refusal to allow the pro-independence leader to vy for the presidency of Catalonia has been vindicated
The U.S. Constitution Clarifies The Consequences Of Discrimination In The Fourteenth Amendment
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson claimed that the Constitution didn't require government act as race based while
E. Jean Carroll Awarded Damages As Trump Is Found Liable For Sexual Assault By A Grand Jury
Donald Trump accused the former Elle Magazine columnist profiting off her book as he said the incident was made up.