Sunday, Mar 30

Federal judges recently halted President Trump's executive orders targeting law firms Jenner & Block and WilmerHale, citing constitutional violations.

Saturday, Mar 29

Skadden Arps agrees to a $100 million pro bono deal with Trump to avoid executive orders targeting law firms, stirring controversy in the legal community.

Friday, Mar 28

Trump's executive order against WilmerHale targets its ties to Robert Mueller amid ongoing tensions over the Russia investigation.

Friday, Mar 28

Red Bull confirms Yuki Tsunoda's promotion over Liam Lawson ahead of the Japanese GP, leaving both drivers with much to prove in their careers.

Friday, Mar 28

Trump signs an executive order imposing stringent voting regulations, including proof of citizenship, facing strong opposition and legal hurdles.

Friday, Mar 28

Utah becomes the first state to end universal mail-in voting, raising concerns about voter access and potential impacts on turnout.

Thursday, Mar 27

A federal judge permits The New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft to advance, raising key issues over AI training practices.

Thursday, Mar 27

Judge James Boasberg, under scrutiny from Trump, is assigned to a new lawsuit about leaked military discussions in a Signal chat involving top officials.

Thursday, Mar 27

Columbia University faculty are suing the Trump administration after a $400 million funding cut tied to academic policy changes, impacting research grants.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman reinstates the death penalty, reversing prior policy and permitting prosecutors to seek capital punishment.