What Congress and the Courts Can Do About Trump Political-Loyalty Tests for Federal Prosecutors
Learn which evidence matters, where Congress has leverage, and how applicants can challenge political screening.
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Trump Crypto Wealth and Federal Policy Put Presidential Ethics Gaps in Focus
A fact-based guide to Trump's crypto income, federal policy overlap and the presidential conflict-law gap.
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Trump Ballroom Donors and Federal Decisions: What Disclosure Rules Apply?
Learn which rules can reveal Trump ballroom donors, where anonymity remains protected, and how to seek agency records.
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Trump Appointees Advance a Rewrite of Federal Historic-Preservation Rules
Trump-appointed federal officials voted to weaken historic-preservation rules, making tribal input optional and narrowing site protections to speed infrastructure projects.
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How Trump’s Section 106 Proposal Could Affect Highways, Energy Projects, and Federal Buildings
Trump's Section 106 proposal would weaken protections for historic properties, tribal consultation, and cultural landscapes affected by federal highways and energy projects.
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Mahmoud Khalil’s Lawsuit Targets Alliance Between Conservative Groups and Federal Officials
Activist alleges Heritage Foundation and Trump officials coordinated with surveillance groups to target him for pro-Palestine speech.
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Trump Administration Law Firms Receive Federal Subpoenas For White House Records
Learn what DOJ demanded from 14 law firms, why the White House records dispute matters, and what remains unresolved.
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Lawsuit filed after federal border agent allegedly shoots released canine
A Border Patrol officer's decision to open a bathroom door without warning led to a shooting that now faces federal court scrutiny.
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Utah’s Lawsuit Against Federal Government Stalled After Trump Reduces Monument Boundaries
Why Utah's monument lawsuit went quiet after Trump's cuts—and which new suits now decide the real legal question.
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Federal Lawsuit Claims Trump’s ICC Sanctions Violate American Citizens’ Constitutional Protections
Who Trump's ICC sanctions actually reach, why five lawsuits call them unconstitutional, and what U.S. advocates should watch next.
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Trump’s BBC Lawsuit: Federal Government May Join Legal Action
Trump's $10 billion BBC lawsuit may gain federal backing over an editing dispute, but legal hurdles remain steep.
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Trump Removes Seattle’s Newly Assigned Federal Attorney in Surprise Move
Trump fires a federal judge's choice for Seattle prosecutor after just 54 minutes in office, triggering a constitutional showdown over presidential power.
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Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump Administration’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
A procedural defeat leaves the $100,000 H-1B payment vacated while the government continues its appeal.
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Federal lawsuit alleges towing company illegally sold military members’ vehicles
A towing company illegally sold 148 servicemembers' vehicles and settled for $160,000 after federal enforcement action.
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Mahmoud Khalil’s Lawsuit Targets Alliance Between Conservative Groups and Federal Officials
A green card holder sues Trump officials under a Reconstruction-era civil rights law, alleging coordination with pro-Israel groups to detain him for his activism.
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Trump Administration Law Firms Receive Federal Subpoenas For White House Records
DOJ subpoenas 14 major law firms over White House records, with 9 firms agreeing to $940 million pro bono settlement.
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Lawsuit filed after federal border agent allegedly shoots released canine
Family sues federal government after Border Patrol agent shoots dog during El Paso home search, alleging negligence and wrongful death under the Federal Tort...
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Utah’s Lawsuit Against Federal Government Stalled After Trump Reduces Monument Boundaries
Trump's 90% cuts to Utah monuments upended a lawsuit the state had finally gotten a second chance to litigate.
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Federal Lawsuit Claims Trump’s ICC Sanctions Violate American Citizens’ Constitutional Protections
A new federal lawsuit challenges whether Trump's ICC sanctions unconstitutionally silence American human rights advocates and violate the 1977 law that restricts presidential sanction...
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Trump’s BBC Lawsuit: Federal Government May Join Legal Action
Trump's $10 billion BBC lawsuit could get a federal government co-plaintiff, raising urgent questions about press independence.
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