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The Federal Trade Commission is turning up the heat on Media Matters, digging into whether the media watchdog banded together with other advocacy groups to nudge advertisers away from Elon Musk’s social media platform,…
The U.S. Supreme Court found itself tied in a constitutional tug-of-war, issuing a 4-4 split that effectively slammed the brakes on what could’ve been a historic first: a taxpayer-funded religious charter school in Oklahoma.…
In a dramatic escalation of tensions over the independence of U.S. government agencies, former Copyright Office Director Shira Perlmutter has taken the Trump administration to court, claiming her abrupt dismissal was not just improper—it…
In a sharp rebuke to one of the Trump administration’s boldest attempts at reshaping the federal workforce, a U.S. judge has hit pause—again—on sweeping layoffs that threatened to gut several government agencies. On Thursday,…
The U.S. Supreme Court has quietly greenlit a bold assertion of presidential power, siding—at least for now—with Donald Trump’s effort to expel two Democratic appointees from federal labor boards. The decision, rendered without fanfare…
In a terse but telling ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court drew a sharp line in the sand—one that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell might be quietly grateful for. The decision, buried in an employment…
Twelve states have marched into federal court, calling foul on Donald Trump’s sweeping import tariffs and accusing him of warping emergency powers into a personal trade weapon. At the center of the courtroom clash:…
In a blistering federal complaint filed in Los Angeles, Ford Motor Co. has accused a group of California law firms of orchestrating a years-long overbilling scheme so brazen, it reads like satire — including…
In a dramatic legal confrontation that could reshape the boundaries of presidential authority, two ousted Democratic commissioners from the Federal Trade Commission are heading to court to argue that Donald Trump had no right…
The Justice Department’s internal rebellion has found a new address. John Keller, the once-top federal prosecutor who walked away from the DOJ rather than kill a corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric…
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