Courts & Law

The DOJ is breaking with historical neutrality by targeting political opponents and election officials, raising concerns about the…

The Supreme Court ruled that children have a fundamental right to internet access while calling for stronger, enforceable…

As parental anxiety grows, policymakers and tech companies are struggling to implement digital safeguards without infringing on constitutional…

The Supreme Court’s new safety guidelines highlight how comprehensive sex education and digital literacy are essential, interconnected tools…

Explore how anticipatory bail functions within criminal procedure and constitutional rights to protect individuals from arbitrary pre-trial detention.

Examine the constitutional framework, historical precedents, and legal consequences surrounding presidential war powers and congressional oversight.

Recent Supreme Court decisions weakening the Voting Rights Act of 1965 have emboldened states to restrict voter access,…

The Trump administration argues in federal appeals court that White House records are the president’s personal property, challenging…

The Court will decide whether the Trump administration’s policy of detaining all undocumented immigrants without bond is lawful,…

The FEC enforces campaign finance laws, discloses spending, and oversees public funding, but faces partisan deadlock and quorum…

The Court heard arguments on whether the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to online video tracking, with justices…

WASHINGTON, September 16 — A government watchdog sued the U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday, demanding records about the…

TALLAHASSEE, September 14 — The Florida Center for Government Accountability asked the Leon County Circuit Court on Thursday…

WASHINGTON, September 11 — Twenty-five years on from the September 11, 2001 attacks, the legal machinery built in…

Boulder, September 11 — Two environmental groups are taking the National Science Foundation and the White House Office…

WASHINGTON, September 7 — A federal judge has ruled that the Department of Defense unlawfully retaliated against artificial…

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 3 — A federal judge has rejected the Department of Justice’s push to break up…

London, August 31 — The Post Office Horizon scandal stands as a stark illustration of how technological missteps,…

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21 — Bloom Energy Corporation shareholders who lost money in the company’s stock may now…