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2d ago

The well-timed Supreme Court case that will follow the DOJ’s probe into Powell

The high court has signaled it wants to protect the Fed’s independence more than that of other federal agencies.

2d ago

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s financial moves cause needless problems

The justice recused himself from a case just days before the oral argument, which is set for Monday with only eight justices participating.

4d ago

What Thomas Paine has to do with Nicolás Maduro

This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter spotlights a reference to the revolutionary figure in a Supreme Court case that could surface in the Venezuelan dictator’s prosecution.

4d ago

Could Aileen Cannon be impeached if Democrats gain control?

“Deadline: White House” legal analyst Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, Trump administration lawsuits and other issues.

6d ago

Yet another Trump-installed prosecutor is unlawfully serving, New York judge rules

The ruling against John Sarcone III arose via his bid to subpoena New York Attorney General Letitia James.

1w ago

Texas teachers union sues over Charlie Kirk-related speech investigations

A new lawsuit says teachers “were disciplined solely for their speech, without any regard to whether the posts disrupted school operations in any way.”

1w ago

How the Trump DOJ is already using Maduro’s case to delay due process in another case

The Trump administration had a litigation deadline Monday. Then it took the foreign leader over the weekend.

1w ago

Maduro may complain about his capture, but it probably won’t stop his U.S. prosecution

The Supreme Court previously ruled that a defendant’s forcible abduction from another country didn’t prohibit his trial in a U.S. court.