The liberal Michigan Supreme Court put forth a proposal aimed at curbing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s ability to make arrests in state courthouses, something many of the thousands who commented on it say is sorely needed.
A crack in the Supreme Court’s conservative bloc emerged as the justices refused to lift a temporary order preventing President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops in Chicago.
The Supreme Court’s emergency docket dominated 2025, with the justices considering a surge of challenges to President Donald Trump’s actions that upended its normal operations and resulted in an unusual pace of rulings largely siding with the administration.
The estate of software billionaire Robert Brockman agreed to pay $750 million in back taxes and penalties to the Internal Revenue Service, resolving a civil case over Brockman’s alleged decades-long scheme to hide billions in taxes.
New York’s “Green Light Law,” restricting the sharing of driver’s records with federal immigration authorities and allowing for driver’s licenses to be issued without inquiring about immigration status, can stand after a district court dismissed a Trump administration challenge Tuesday.
The US Supreme Court refused to let President
Three former FTX and Alameda Research executives will be temporarily barred from officer and director roles after a court approved their settlements with the US Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday.
The US Justice Department released another tranche of files related to
The Trump administration is sending about 350 Louisiana National Guard troops to New Orleans, Defense Secretary
Some restaurants and bars are skimming $30 billion dollars in sales tax annually through software called a tax zapper. We explain what zappers are, how they work, and how to put an end to them.
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