Tulsi Gabbard, with Trump’s blessing, takes security clearance from New York’s top prosecutor
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, following the orders of Donald Trump, revoked the security clearances of ...
Trump campaigned as a protector of free speech but critics say his actions threaten it
President Donald Trump campaigned as a champion of free speech, but First Amendment advocates say they’ve never seen freedom of speech under attack the way it has been in his second term.
Fired Justice Dept. official speaks out on her ouster and Mel Gibson
Fired Justice Department pardon attorney Elizabeth Oyer says she was ousted after refusing to back restoring gun ownership ...
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Trump Administration Faces Growing Backlash Over First Amendment Concerns and Threats to Free Speech
Critics have argued that Trump's second term has marked a significant threat to free speech, targeting protesters, media, and lawyers ...
State attorneys generals are grabbing headlines with lawsuits. Missouri’s Andrew Bailey stands out
When Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey says he’ll seize assets to force China to pay a $24.5 billion award won in a ...
Judge grills DOJ attorney over legality of transgender service member ban
The Pentagon's new policy to separate transgender U.S. service members from the military faces its first legal test Wednesday ...
Ex-Tennessee lawmaker announces Trump's pardon 2 weeks into prison time for campaign finance scheme
A former Republican Tennessee lawmaker says President Donald Trump has pardoned him two weeks into his 21-month prison ...
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Detained pro-Palestinian activist denied legal calls, lawyer tells US court
A leader of US student protests against Israel's war in Gaza slated for removal has been denied legal advice, a judge heard ...
Columbia grad student's detention will stretch on as lawyers spar over Trump's plan to deport him
NEW YORK (AP) — Mahmoud Khalil will remain detained in Louisiana until at least next week following an initial court hearing ...
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All of Maine’s federal judges recuse themselves from Laurel Libby’s lawsuit
Judges John C. Nivison, John A Woodcock, Lance E. Walker, Karen F. Wolf, Stacey D. Neumann and Nancy Torresen signed recusal orders Tuesday, according to court records.
The Education Department was created to ensure equal access. Who would do that in its absence?
Advocates worry the federal government would not look out in the same way for poor students, those still learning English, ...