Appeals Court rules that Pennsylvania mail-in ballots with incorrectly dated envelopes cannot be discarded
Federal Court Rules on Mail-in Voting Date Requirement in Pennsylvania A federal appeals court has decided that Pennsylvania cannot reject mail-in votes solely because the voters did not include the exact date on the return envelope. This unanimous ruling came from the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday, stating that disqualifying mail-in votes […]
Trump criticizes ‘unconstitutional’ court ruling on redistricting in Utah
President Trump criticized a recent ruling that mandates Utah to redraw its Congressional districts, calling it “absolutely unconstitutional.” This statement came during the ongoing nationwide debate over redistricting. He expressed his discontent via a social media post, questioning how a Republican state like Utah could be affected by what he described as “radical left judges.” […]
California Supreme Court turns down the GOP’s new attempt to stop the redistricting plan
The California Supreme Court has denied a petition from Republican lawmakers, upholding Governor Gavin Newsom’s plans to revise the state’s legislative map this fall. Shortly after submitting a second proposal for district changes, Republican legislators issued a warrant mandate and a petition for a stay. The case has since been marked as closed. “Just 48 […]
Trump administration requests Supreme Court to maintain halt on billions in USAID funds
On Tuesday evening, the Trump administration’s legal team submitted an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court. This action aims to pause lower court injunctions, impacting roughly $12 billion in foreign aid expenditures that Congress previously authorized. This funding is primarily associated with the U.S. Organization for International Development (USAID), which had been expected to be […]
Wisconsin father Ryan Borgwardt, who pretended to die during a kayaking trip to meet his online Eastern European girlfriend, finds out his sentence in court.
A Wisconsin father, who staged his death during a kayak trip to escape his family and relocate to Europe, has received a prison sentence that mirrors the duration of the search efforts for him. Ryan Borgward, 45, was sentenced to 89 days in county jail after being found guilty of obstructing an officer, as reported […]
Former DE Shaw trader requests New York court to dismiss contracts that ‘silence’ workers
A former executive from DE Shaw has urged New York’s courts to look into certain employment contracts prevalent in highly lucrative hedge funds. Dan Mickalou, who secured a $52 million arbitration payout in 2022 for loss of reputation after a notable exit from the firm in 2018, is asking the Court of Appeal to scrutinize […]
Federal court declines Milwaukee judge’s attempt to dismiss federal charges
Judge Dismisses Allegations Against Milwaukee Judge A U.S. district judge has rejected allegations made by Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan earlier this year, asserting that he dismissed claims about undocumented immigrants assisting her in evading federal authorities. Judge Dugan was arrested in April following an incident involving Eduardo Flores Louise, who supposedly aided her in […]
Central Bank agrees to follow court decision in Trump, Cook firing case.
The Federal Reserve announced on Tuesday its intention to follow the court’s ruling in any forthcoming lawsuits concerning Lisa Cook, a member of the Federal Reserve Board, who has challenged President Trump’s attempt to dismiss her. A spokesperson for the Fed stated, “Through her personal attorneys, Lisa Cook is making it clear that she will […]
Court agrees on important decision regarding mail-in ballots that are undated or incorrectly dated.
Ruling on Mail-In Voting in Pennsylvania The Third Circuit Court of Appeals issued a unanimous ruling that impacts mail-in voting in Pennsylvania, dealing a blow to efforts by the Republican National Committee (RNC) aimed at eliminating certain ballots. The court’s panel pointed out in a 55-page ruling that votes affected by dating issues had to […]
Court dismisses Trump administration lawsuit targeting Maryland judges
On Tuesday, a federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit against Maryland’s 15 federal district judges, bringing a pause to the administration’s rapid deportation plans. The judge described the government’s approach towards the judiciary as an “unprecedented misfortune.” US District Judge Thomas Cullen, appointed by former President Trump and presiding in a Virginia court, rejected […]