In Washington’s halls of health policy, a behind-the-scenes power struggle has erupted. Lawyers inside the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) tried — and failed — to stop a controversial expansion of authority…
The state of Utah has announced it will seek the death penalty against Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a public appearance at Utah Valley University. Why the…
Rudy Giuliani’s latest courtroom battle doesn’t involve elections or indictments—it’s about the bill. A New York judge has ruled that the former mayor of New York City must pay $1.36 million plus interest to…
Rebecca Taibleson sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week, a nominee for the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, facing fire not from Democrats—but from conservatives who say she isn’t “pure” enough for…
The Trump administration’s plan to dramatically reshape the nation’s health bureaucracy has been thrown into limbo, with a federal appeals court refusing to greenlight sweeping cuts and closures. At the heart of the fight:…
The saga of George Santos, once a rising political figure turned convicted fraudster, added another chapter this week—this time starring late-night host Jimmy Kimmel. A federal appeals court in Manhattan tossed out Santos’ claims…
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration crossed legal lines when it pushed through mass terminations of U.S. government employees, striking at the careers of thousands. Yet despite finding the firings unlawful,…
The legal architects of a $700 million settlement against Google are now asking the court for their reward: an $85 million fee for the work that brought the tech giant to the negotiating table.…
The chessboard of Washington’s legal world shifted again as Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP secured a major win for its antitrust bench. The firm announced the arrival of three high-profile partners from…
For the first time since the Federal Reserve was created in 1913, a sitting president tried to remove a Fed governor. And for the first time, a court had to decide whether that could…
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