Tag: Federal Courts
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A Judge Tossed Trump’s WSJ Lawsuit for Good. Time to Move On.
A federal judge dismissed the Trump WSJ lawsuit over the Epstein birthday letter with prejudice. Trump plans to appeal, but conservatives should defend the rule that sank it.
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DC and Virginia Sue to Stop Trump’s Arch. Let Congress Vote on It.
D.C. and Virginia sued Saturday to block President Trump’s 250-foot arch at Memorial Circle, calling it flagrantly unlawful. Days before federal planners meet, a judge asked who is paying for it. Honoring America’s 250th is worthy, but Congress should vote and taxpayers should see the bill.
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Judge Says DOJ Illegally Fired Maurene Comey. Let the Supreme Court Settle It.
A federal judge ruled the Trump DOJ illegally fired prosecutor Maurene Comey and awarded back pay. The DOJ will appeal, and the Article II question of whether a president can fire his prosecutors at will belongs at the Supreme Court.
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A Judge’s AI-Drafted Order Cited a Fake Case. Now He’s Off It.
The Fifth Circuit vacated Judge Henry Wingate’s injunction against Mississippi’s anti-DEI law after finding AI hallucinations in his orders, including a court case that does not exist. Here is what happened, and why a judge’s signature has to mean something.
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Trump Tried to Drop His Appeal. The Ninth Circuit Ruled Anyway.
The Trump administration asked to drop its own appeal. The Ninth Circuit refused, then ruled 2-1 that the 2025 Los Angeles National Guard deployment was unlawful, setting binding precedent.
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