The Trump administration had vowed not to enforce coordinated expenditure limits, but a relic of the vice president’s Senate tenure gave Republicans an opportunity to nix the regulation for good.
Roy Moore sued a Democratic super PAC over running an ad falsely implying he solicited sex from a 14-year-old during an unsuccessful Senate campaign the Republican politician launched after being booted from Alabama’s high court for the second time.
The justices shut down a request by Alan Dershowitz to hear his claim that CNN deliberately misconstrued the attorney's remarks about impeachable offenses.
A federal judge found the plaintiffs had shown that the Department of Homeland Security "treats the mere public recording of its agents as a threat" that it responds to with violence.
The list includes picture book versions of "David and Goliath" and "Daniel and the Lion’s Den" for elementary students and excerpts from the Book of Job for high schoolers.
BOSTON, Mass. — The Massachusetts Court of Appeals vacated a judgment in favor of a prison in a prisoner’s lawsuit over prison officials’ decision that the book “Life of a Klansman” by Edward Ball was contraband and that the inmate wasn’t allowed to have it. The inmate’s “complaint plausibly alleges that the [prison officials] are violating his constitutional rights by allowing inflammatory media against one race to be distributed, while not allowing [him] to possess anti-racist material that may be perceived as inflammatory against another race.” He also alleged that the prison played videos of Louis Farrakhan “advocating hate of White People” and held books titled with racial epithets in its library.
A former public defender says the state office fired him after he moved to drop three cases from a workload covering 130 clients.
The Stabbin' Wagon claims the city of Medford and its employees tried to get the state health authority to "undo" its $1.5 million grant.
YouTuber SeanPaul Reyes, otherwise known as Long Island Audit, was arrested in 2023 after entering two Brooklyn police precincts while filming.
By tying state prisoners’ religious rights to whether prison guards consented to federal legislation, the three liberal justices said their colleagues had transformed civil rights protections to “nothing more than the wheelings-and-dealings of an especially wealthy private party.”
The $270,000 fence was installed following an incident in which protesters breached the lobby of the federal building and broke windows.
