The U.S. Supreme Court has thrown its weight behind Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown, giving federal agents a green light to resume sweeping raids across Southern California. The ruling, delivered in a terse and unsigned order, allows officers to detain individuals based on race, language, or even an accent—an approach critics say turns entire Latino …

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A federal appeals court has dismantled a key Biden-era regulation that reshaped how electric vehicles are measured against fuel economy standards, siding with a coalition of Republican-led states who claimed the policy gave EVs an unfair boost. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis ruled that the Department of Energy stepped beyond …

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Donald Trump’s attempt to put the brakes on U.S. foreign aid spending has hit a wall. A federal appeals court in Washington has refused to let the administration hold back billions of dollars that Congress had already approved, siding with a lower court’s ruling that the White House cannot unilaterally choke off the money flow. …

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Donald Trump’s bid to choke off billions in foreign aid has run into another wall—this time from the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington. The court refused to shield his administration from a lower court order that demands the White House unlock nearly $11 billion Congress already approved for overseas projects. The decision, issued without …

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A courtroom in San Francisco just witnessed history. Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, has agreed to a staggering $1.5 billion settlement with a group of writers who accused the firm of raiding pirate websites to feed its chatbot. The deal, if approved, would become the largest copyright recovery ever recorded—and the first massive financial …

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A federal judge in San Francisco has thrown a wrench into Donald Trump’s immigration plans, ruling that his administration overstepped the law by trying to end deportation protections for more than a million Venezuelans and Haitians. U.S. District Judge Edward Chen declared that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem lacked the legal authority to scrap Temporary …

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On the steps of the Supreme Court, graduates in heavy black robes grin into the cameras, their tassels swaying in the late summer air. They aren’t just celebrating a degree—they’re part of a wave that has made law school one of the hardest tickets to punch in decades. Applications to ABA-accredited schools surged 18% last …

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