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Justice Roberts Skeptical as Trump Seeks to End Birthright Citizenship
Chief justice questions "quirky" arguments as president becomes first to attend Supreme Court arguments
Chief justice questions "quirky" arguments as president becomes first to attend Supreme Court arguments
8-1 majority sides with Christian counselor; decision threatens laws in 24 states
Bipartisan House subcommittee rules against Florida Democrat after first public ethics hearing in 16 years — expulsion now on the table
Federal judge says supply-chain risk designation against Anthropic appears tailored to punish, not protect
A federal judge hears arguments Tuesday on whether the Trump administration's blacklist of an American AI company crossed a constitutional line
Treasury's amended sanctions license carves out Cuba and North Korea as two Russian tankers use deceptive tactics to reach a fuel-starved Havana
The podcaster says intelligence officials read his pre-war messages and are recommending DOJ charge him under a 1938 foreign agent law.
A proposed rule posted to the Federal Register would let the attorney general suspend state ethics investigations into current and former Justice Department attorneys, a power Congress explicitly addressed in 1998