Former DOJ civil rights counsel Omar Noureldin says decades of legal precedent support private DEI efforts and that the Justice Department shouldn’t use its power against those fighting for fairness.

The second trial in the fatal shooting against the former deputy Andrew Buen rehashes the main points of the case that ended ...

“Blended sentencing,” which took effect at the start of the year, allows prosecutors to try some youth as “serious youth ...

Experts say the Trump Administration’s move signals it is looking to use existing discrimination laws to battle “wokeism” at private companies.

The DOJ has put companies on fair notice of its expectations on how companies can responsibly adopt AI tools. Companies that ...

President Trump had already pardoned his longtime adviser in a similar federal case, which accused him of skimming money from ...

The extension of the Indiana Lifeline Law is halfway toward ... legislators but that the bill does not promote drinking. “It's mainly the attorneys that serve in the Senate,” Alting told ...

RFK Jr: I've prayed daily for 20-years that God 'would put me in a position' to end chronic disease Does living together ... Trump signs Laken Riley Act into law, the first law signed in his ...

The first lawsuit that was filed said the Trump administration violated an administrative law that prevents agencies from adopting arbitrary and capricious actions. Opponents of the administration ...

Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary, during a news conference in the White House in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 28, 2025. Photo: Samuel Corum/Politico/Bloomberg via Getty Images ...

How far does Donald Trump’s blanket clemency for Jan. 6 defendants go? The seemingly philosophical question has immediate legal consequences, raised not only by the sheer number of people ...