Federal Judge In Kansas Declines to Block Rule Requiring Background Checks at Gun Shows
The rule in question has been dubbed the ‘gun show loophole’ because one of its target groups was people who sell firearms at gun...
No Charges in Deadly ATF Arkansas Home Raid
The use of deadly force was legal and justified in fatal shooting of Bryan Malinowski by federal agents in his AK home and there will be no charges in the case.
ACLU Will Represent NRA In Free Speech Case Before Supreme Court
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) will represent the National Rifle Association (NRA) in a First Amendment case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit Against Oklahoma’s Ban on Changing Sex on Birth Certificates
A federal appeals court on June 18 revived a lawsuit against Oklahoma’s prohibition on changing the sex listed on birth certificates.
McConnell Says He Will Vote Against Jackson for Supreme Court
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Thursday he cannot support the nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court.
McConnell made the statement on the Senate floor...
NY Church to Appeal to Supreme Court on Abortion Coverage Ruling
Roman Catholic diocese is appealing to the Supreme Court, a NY appeals court ruling requiring religious charities to provide abortions in employee health insurance packages.
Supreme Court Sides With Government in 3-strikes Gun Law Ruling
Federal law mandates a 15-year minimum sentence for illegal firearms possession when the defendant has three prior convictions for drugs or violent felonies.
Supreme Court Conservatives Appear Open to Rolling Back Power of Federal Agencies
Bureaucracy-empowering judicial doctrine critics blame for explosive growth of U.S. government in recent decades should be overturned, the Supreme Court heard.
Supreme Court Will Hear San Francisco’s Challenge to EPA Rule
San Francisco claims the standard provided in discharge permits is too vague.
The Supreme Court agreed on May 28 to hear San Francisco’s appeal of...
Supreme Court Pauses EPA’s ‘Good Neighbor’ Rule That Cracks Down on Smog
Supreme Court voted 5–4 to temporarily put on hold the EPA’s “good neighbor” rule cracking down on states whose industries are said to be contributing to smog.
Supreme Court Will Hear Shareholder Lawsuit Alleging NVIDIA Deceived Investors
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case from Silicon Valley giant Nvidia that could make it more difficult for shareholders to pursue securities fraud lawsuits.
Federal Title IX Transgender Rule Blocked in 6 More States
A federal judge on June 17 issued an order temporarily blocking the Biden administration’s new Title IX transgender rule in an additional six states.
