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Trump Jan. 6 Civil Cases Stay Frozen Pending Immunity Appeal
Judge Amit Mehta keeps eight Jan. 6 civil suits against Trump on hold while Trump appeals a ruling that largely rejected his presidential immunity claims.
Bankman-Fried Files Formal Pardon Petition With DOJ Clemency Office
Sam Bankman-Fried formally petitioned the DOJ’s Office of the Pardon Attorney for a presidential pardon on June 8, 2026, while his Second Circuit appeal remains pending.
LA County DA Reviews Sexual Battery Allegations Against Sean Combs
The LA County DA is reviewing sexual battery allegations against Sean Combs brought by publicist Jonathan Hay, adding potential state charges to his federal conviction.
Three Men Charged in Multi-State Plot to Fund ISIS Drone Attacks
The DOJ charged three men from Kansas and California with conspiring to fund ISIS drone attacks on U.S. troops, using Discord and transferring over $2,000.
DOJ Shifts to Criminal Subpoenas in Gender-Affirming Care Investigation
DOJ has escalated its transgender care investigation by issuing grand jury subpoenas to hospitals, raising Fifth Amendment stakes and prompting some providers to halt services.
Supreme Court to Decide if Geofence Warrants Violate the Fourth Amendment
The Supreme Court takes up Chatrie v. United States to decide whether geofence warrants, which sweep location data on all nearby devices, violate the Fourth Amendment.
Federal Circuit Stays CIT Ruling Invalidating Section 122 Global Tariff
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on May 12 issued an administrative stay halting enforcement of a lower court ruling that struck down the…
House Judiciary Committee Advances ‘Keep Nine’ Amendment Along Party Lines
The House Judiciary Committee voted 15-8 along party lines to advance HJR 1, a constitutional amendment fixing the Supreme Court at nine justices, with zero Democratic support.
Supreme Court Set to Rule on Transgender Athlete Ban Laws
The Supreme Court is poised to rule in West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Little v. Hecox, cases that could set binding precedent on transgender athlete bans under Title IX.
Supreme Court Poised to Reshape Independent Agency Removal Power
The Supreme Court is expected to rule before July in Trump v. Slaughter and Trump v. Cook, cases that could end independent agency job protections and restructure federal regulation.