What Aileen Cannon Is Trying to Do With Jack Smith's Trump Report Is Actually Lawless
Aileen Cannon's latest order to block the release of Jack Smith's report on Trump exceeds her judicial authority and undermines transparency.
The X Corp. Shutdown in Brazil: What We Can Learn
Brazil lifted the ban on X Corp. after compliance with court orders, but ongoing legal disputes highlight tensions between regulation and free expression.
Heritage Foundation using judicial data tracking to push Project 2025 agenda
The Heritage Foundation seeks to reshape the federal judiciary through its Project 2025 initiative by focusing on judicial appointments.
Federal Judge Blocks Student Debt Relief Rule That Hasn't Even Been Finalized
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Biden's student debt relief plan, raising concerns over judicial overreach and implications for borrowers.
When Courts Just Decide Not To Follow The Law
Courts in a specific state are upholding a ban on plea bargains in drunken-driving cases despite recent legislation.
Defense lawyers are questioning the overreach of courts when they refuse to implement new legislative changes.