Courts

The CIA maintained that Adirim was not terminated over politics but because of ’multiple complaints’ from CIA staff about her conduct in the workplace.

Three judges have blocked the president’s order restricting birthright citizenship.

The U.S. Supreme Court might take up the case of a Massachusetts student barred from wearing a T-shirt in school that stated there were only two genders.

Plaintiffs claim the president exceeded his authority by ordering agency layoffs without Congress approval.

With ‘uncertainty’ in the country, ‘being here with you is an act of solidarity,’ the justice told an American Bar Association conference.

The May 9 hearing, which took place at a Van Nuys courthouse, was meant to discuss removing Hochman, which Hochman opposed.

The Trump administration argued that the issue was premature since no funding had been withdrawn.

The case is about whether non-violent felons can be permanently barred from owning guns.

Trump has invoked the Alien Enemies Act, stating that members of the Tren de Aragua gang invaded the United States.

Charlene Carter’s case centered on free speech, religious beliefs and practices. Her lawyers said an appeals court affirmed that her rights were violated.

The state’s highest court reversed a lower court ruling that declared unconstitutional a 2022 law banning the magazines.

Chief Justice John Roberts said that Justice Souter had ’served our Court with great distinction for nearly twenty years.’

The lawsuit argues the move is illegal and will deprive the states of billions of dollars in appropriated funds.

Those covered under the program are nationals from Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Haiti, officials say.

The move came shortly after Trump withdrew Ed Martin’s nomination for U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia

The former officers were found not guilty on all charges, including second-degree murder.

The student was arrested by plainclothes officers after her visa was revoked.

‘This effort has always been about upholding the rule of law and making sure that every legal vote in an election is counted,’ Jefferson Griffin says.

Eight cities and counties are suing the administration over grant conditions, arguing that they had to be approved by Congress.