Gun Rights Organizations Seek Supreme Court To Dismiss Lawsuit Against AR-15 Maker Over Advertisements
Supreme Court Petition from Pro-Second Amendment Groups On Monday, two organizations advocating for Second Amendment rights requested the Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit against a gun manufacturer. According to a press release from the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C., in April 2022, Raymond Spencer fired over 200 rounds from an apartment towards a […]
Christa Pike granted a stay of execution by appeals court in Tennessee
Christa Pike, a convicted killer from Tennessee, has narrowly escaped being the first woman executed in the state since the early 1800s. This last-minute intervention came after the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay early Wednesday morning. In a decision split 2-1, the court announced the stay would remain in place “until […]
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyers argue there is not enough proof in the initial hearing after the mistrial and schedule the next court date.
Lindsay Clancy Returns to Court for Hearing Lindsay Clancy, a 36-year-old former nurse facing trial for the murder of her three children, appeared in a Massachusetts court on September 29, 2026, marking her first time back since her trial ended in a mistrial. The next hearing is scheduled for November 2. During the hearing, Judge […]
Supreme Court Restores Safe Third-Country Deportations
Supreme Court Decision on Migrant Deportations The Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that the Trump administration is allowed to continue deporting migrants to countries that are not their own, pending a decision on the lawfulness of this policy. In a brief and unsigned 6-3 decision, the Court has temporarily paused a ruling from U.S. District […]
Red States Request Supreme Court to Cancel Maine’s Gun Purchase Waiting Time
In a significant legal move, twenty-five states, led by Montana, are urging the Supreme Court to review a case contesting Maine’s 72-hour waiting period for gun purchases. Attorneys representing Andrea Beckwith submitted their petition to the Supreme Court on August 25. This follows a decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the First […]
Supreme Court permits Trump administration to keep deporting to third countries
Supreme Court backs Trump immigration reform agenda The Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of the Trump administration, enabling it to cut temporary protected status for more than a million migrants and implement stricter asylum regulations at the US-Mexico border. Justice Samuel Alito noted in the majority opinion, “The text is clear,” while Justice Sonia […]
Media Outlets Request Court Help to Prevent Trump from Revoking White House Press Credentials
Trump’s Media Ban Faces Legal Scrutiny Three news organizations that had their White House credentials revoked by President Donald Trump sought to have their access restored through a federal court on Monday night while the legal battle unfolds. CNN, MS NOW, and Politico argue that the administration has been inconsistent and unpredictable in implementing its […]
Sad Ole Miss student purchased Smax Pseudo-DHM kratom from a store that was shut down, according to court documents
A freshman at Ole Miss was found dead in his dorm room after purchasing kratom from a drug store that has since been raided. According to court documents, employees had warned undercover officers against buying certain pills, citing concerns that “people were dying” from them. Eighteen-year-old Aidan Hamilton had visited the Puffs smoke shop in […]
Lindsay Clancy appears in court for a motion regarding double jeopardy and an investigation into the jurors.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. — A judge in Massachusetts is set to hear arguments this Tuesday regarding Lindsay Clancy’s double jeopardy motion. Meanwhile, inquiries into the holdout juror from her mistrial may be temporarily paused. This will be Clancy’s first appearance in court since the trial resulted in a deadlocked jury, leading to a mistrial declared on […]
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Steps Back From Major Climate Case
Justice Samuel Alito of the Supreme Court has decided to recuse himself from an important climate case just a week prior to the scheduled oral arguments. According to a letter from Supreme Court Clerk Scott Harris, Alito—a justice appointed by former President George W. Bush—has opted not to participate in Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners […]