On Wednesday, President Donald Trump tweeted that he was considering taking legal action against Twitter for slapping a fact-checking banner on his misleading tweets about mail-in voting. Trump tweeted out a claim that...

On Wednesday, the US Supreme Court moved to temporarily block the release of files related to the Mueller Report. The report, which was compiled by White House Special Counsel Robert Mueller, was completed in April 2019...

The US Department of Justice has sent a letter to California Governor Gavin Newsom warning him about the state’s plan to reopen churches. Notably, Newsom outlined a reopening plan that would have churches resuming...

A case regarding the ownership of gas company Citgo has been at the center of Venezuelan news for some weeks. In the case of Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela v. Crystallex, 19-1049, a federal appeals court upheld a...

While a virtual courtroom might seem like a viable option to some, there are those who don’t have reliable access to technology or broadband internet. In order to make their courtroom a reality, one judge got creative...

A federal judge has blocked a law in California that would require background checks for ammunition buyers. The judge called the law “onerous and convoluted.” Ammunition Background Check Called “Onerous and Convoluted”...

Arguments are being disputed by backers of a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow people to use recreational marijuana. Marijuana Supporters ‘Make It Legal’ Committee Files Legal Brief A 28-page brief was...

For the first time in history, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments via teleconference. This is unprecedented, and is due directly to the COVID-19 pandemic. While some parts of the country are reopening, medical...