Saturday, Mar 29

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals allows President Trump to fire members from independent agencies, raising concerns over executive power limits.

Friday, Mar 28

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

Wednesday, Mar 26

Trump's latest executive order targets Jenner & Block, a law firm linked to his legal challenges and former Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Iwao Hakamada, wrongfully convicted and former death row inmate, awarded $1.45 million in Japan's largest-ever compensation for such a case.

Friday, Mar 21

The White House criticizes federal judges as Trump demands Supreme Court intervention amidst legal challenges to his deportation policies.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Louisiana executes Jessie Hoffman, marking its first use of nitrogen gas for capital punishment amid legal challenges and controversy over the method.

Friday, Mar 07

The Merit Systems Protection Board orders the temporary reinstatement of over 5,000 USDA employees wrongfully fired during the Trump administration's mass termination efforts.

Wednesday, Feb 26

Chegg files lawsuit against Google, alleging its AI Overviews harm original content demand and threaten publishers' viability.

Thursday, Feb 06

Richard T. Snyder resigns after claiming he believes defendants are guilty, raising concerns about judicial impartiality in New York.

Wednesday, Feb 05

FBI agents have filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department, alleging retaliation and intimidation following probes into Trump-related investigations.