Judge Dismisses Trump Defamation Suit Against WSJ
A federal judge dismissed Donald Trump defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, ruling he failed to prove actual malice in the Epstein story.
Supreme Court rejects several high profile cases
Supreme Court rejects several high profile cases, including a challenge to Chicago's car seizure policy.
Supreme Court pauses ruling on political ad rates dispute
The Supreme Court pauses a ruling on political ad rates, allowing parties to maintain favorable rates ahead of the 2026 election.
Trump Petitions Supreme Court on Dismissed Clinton Lawsuit
Trump Clinton lawsuit: Trump petitions Supreme Court to overturn federal appeals court ruling dismissing his lawsuit against Clinton, DNC, and Perkins Coie over
Democrats ask court to uphold ad rate ruling
Democrats ask court to uphold ad rate ruling, requiring the FCC to issue a prompt decision on reduced advertising rates for political parties.
Trump Probes Fed Governor Cook Over Fraud Claims
Trump investigates Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over fraud allegations, despite financial records contradicting claims.
NRC Overhaul Sets Precedent for Presidential Regulatory Control
The NRC regulatory control overhaul sets a significant precedent for presidential influence over agencies after Trump v. Slaughter.
Volunteers and Companies Fill Pandemic Data Gaps
When federal agencies fail to act, state governments, private companies, and volunteers often step in to fill the gap. The COVID Tracking Project proved.
U.S. Regulatory Rebuild Hinges on Political Adaptation and Action
U.S. regulatory rebuild hinges on political adaptation and action for improved performance.