January 15, 2026 | Adam Liptak | New York Times The Supreme Court’s refusal last month to allow President Trump to deploy the National Guard in Illinois marked a rare loss for the administration in the courts. However, Justice Kavanaugh,…
January 14, 2026 | Steve Holland and Trevor Hunnicutt | Reuters In an exclusive interview with Reuters on Wednesday, President Trump said that despite the Department of Justice’s ongoing criminal investigation, he has no plans to fire Jerome Powell. Though…
January 13, 2026 | Ernesto Londoño | New York Times On Tuesday, six federal prosecutors in Minnesota resigned on account of the Department of Justice’s decision to investigate the widow of Renee Good, the woman recently killed by an ICE…
January 12, 2026 | Nate Raymond | Reuters This fiscal year, the federal judiciary is set to receive a boost in spending for court security and federal public defenders. This bipartisan proposal was released over the weekend and would provide…
January 11, 2026 | Mattathias Schwartz and Emma Schartz | New York Times This week, The New York Times analyzed every judicial ruling on President Trump’s second-term agenda, from Jan. 20 to Dec. 31 in 2025. This included more than…
January 9, 2026 | Adam Liptak | New York Times Last Friday, the Supreme Court on Friday issued its first decision — in the grand scheme of things, “a tangled and decidedly minor ruling” — of the term. According to…
January 6, 2026 | Anna Kutz | News Nation Judge Scheindlin gave a follow-up interview on the trial process of the Venezuela president. “It could take a year or two until this case gets ready for trial because the motions…
January 5, 2026 | Safia Samee Ali | News Nation Judge Scheindlin gave her insight into the recent removal from power of Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro. “[Today’s proceedings will be] Mainly procedural. What you have first in a criminal case…
January 02, 2026 | Steve Lash | Law.com When the federal government first shut down on Oct. 1, many facets of the legal industry chugged along uninterrupted. … Read more
December 16, 2025 | Kiera Riley | State Affairs AZ A coalition of more than 40 former chief justices of state Supreme Courts – including five from Arizona – is banding together to defend an independent judiciary through civic education…