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Google Appeals Search Monopoly Ruling, Targets District Court’s Core Legal Findings
Google’s opening D.C. Circuit brief targets Judge Mehta’s August 2024 monopoly ruling, contesting the Apple browser deal findings and a search-data-sharing remedy sought by DOJ.
Virginia Supreme Court Voids Voter-Approved Redistricting Amendment in 4-3 Decision
Virginia’s Supreme Court voided a voter-approved redistricting amendment 4-3, citing an unconstitutional approval timeline, locking current congressional maps in place for 2026.
Supreme Court Signals Skepticism Toward Birthright Citizenship Executive Order
The Supreme Court heard arguments April 1 over Trump’s birthright citizenship order, with justices across the bench questioning the government’s constitutional and statutory theory.
Trump Threatens Court-Packing After SCOTUS Strikes Down IEEPA Tariffs
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling that IEEPA bars broad presidential tariffs prompted Trump to attack his own nominees and threaten court expansion.
Supreme Court Justices Split Over TPS Termination Review Authority
The Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases over TPS termination for 350,000 Haitian and Syrian nationals, with justices divided on judicial review and agency process.
Supreme Court Faces Term-Ending Queue of Landmark Decisions
The Supreme Court has roughly 30 decisions pending as of late May, covering birthright citizenship, FTC firing power, transgender sports, and TPS status.
Ohio Jury Acquits Three Men in 2024 Akron Restaurant Shooting
An Ohio jury acquitted Khairi Moorer, Derek Edwards, and Robert Davis of murder on May 25, 2026, in Summit County Common Pleas Court in connection with the 2024 fatal shooting of Jamar E. Franklin.
Flo Health, Google, and Flurry Settle Data Privacy Claims for $59.5M
A federal judge preliminarily approved a $59.5 million settlement against Flo Health, Google, and Flurry over alleged improper sharing of women’s reproductive health data.
Three Florida Men Sentenced in $2.2 Million Medicare Fraud Case
Three Florida men were sentenced to federal prison for a $2.2 million Medicare fraud and money laundering scheme, the DOJ announced May 19, 2026.
Discover Financial to Pay $1.2 Billion Over Card Misclassification Claims
Discover Financial agreed to pay over $1.2 billion to settle claims it misclassified consumer cards as commercial cards, overcharging merchants on interchange fees from 2007 to 2023.