Supreme Court Will Review Terrorism Bar in Asylum Case
The government’s appeal asks how closely alleged support must connect to an organization’s terrorist activity.
The government’s appeal asks how closely alleged support must connect to an organization’s terrorist activity.
The justices will review discovery used to determine whether the presidential-office body falls under the Freedom of Information Act.
The regulator’s supervisory review criticizes subjective reputation assessments but announces no financial penalties.
The Justice Department is examining whether five television networks’ joint pause in White House pool coverage violated federal competition law.
Nationwide guidance extends beyond the plaintiffs in a Texas case while preserving background checks, state restrictions and rules for machine guns.
A federal judge found the nationwide voter-list program exceeded statutory authority and violated federal privacy and information-collection law.
New federal notices use concentration and ratio thresholds to distinguish enhanced opioid products from trace amounts in botanical kratom.
An interim final rule keeps sportsbook and casino-game wagers outside the federal derivatives definition.
The derivatives regulator wants event contracts on politics, sports, culture and weather expressly included in the federal swap definition.
Washington has placed the ICC itself under sanctions, while issuing licenses that preserve specified court operations.
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