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Critics argue that the Justice Department's backing of OpenAI's fair use defense for AI training data effectively enables tech giants to appropriate creators' work without compensation.
Todd Blanche, former personal lawyer to Donald Trump, has been confirmed as the new US Attorney General by the Senate. His confirmation passed with a narrow vote, drawing criticism even from some Republicans.
Mike Davis argued that Jim Jordan's criminal referral of Jack Smith to the Department of Justice was '100% justified' after Smith's deposition allegedly omitted details on how he obtained congressional text messages.
A Wisconsin judge is criticized for giving no jail time to a fellow judge convicted of helping an undocumented immigrant evade ICE agents at a Milwaukee courthouse.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has sent an open letter to Russian President Putin, proposing face-to-face negotiations to end the war, which he described as Putin's personal choice. Meanwhile, Putin stated Russia would bolster its air defenses in response to Ukrainian drone attacks, and former US President Trump announced plans for a promenade and a 'greatest triumph arch' in Washington.
Colorado's Democratic governor commuted the sentence of Tina Peters, a former election clerk and Trump supporter who had been convicted on election-related charges. The decision followed pressure from former President Donald Trump.
A suspect has been charged following an incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities examining the motive. The event occurred during King Charles III's visit to the United States, which proceeded as planned despite the incident.
French President Emmanuel Macron has sharply criticized Donald Trump, calling his statements 'unserious' and rejecting a military operation to open the Strait of Hormuz as 'unrealistic'. This comes as Trump's rhetoric on the Iran conflict continues to draw criticism and raise concerns among European allies.
FBI Director Kash Patel faces criticism after celebrating with Olympic hockey team, but his first year shows major wins with arrests and operations.
A commentary honors David Warrington’s departure from the Trump administration, crediting his legal strategy with securing over 30 Supreme Court wins and facilitating the appointment of constitutionalist judges.
The Equal Representation Act seeks to modify the 2030 census by excluding illegal aliens and visa holders from the population counts used to determine House seats.
Todd Blanche, President Trump's nominee for Attorney General, is garnering significant support from the law enforcement community ahead of his confirmation hearing. Supporters are highlighting his track record and urging the Senate to confirm his appointment.
The Supreme Court has declined to halt the $800-a-day contempt fines imposed on former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge for her refusal to disclose a confidential source. This decision allows the daily fines to continue as she maintains her stance on protecting her source.
Mike Davis argues that a disgraced Georgia judge should step down from the bench following a sex scandal.
An opinion piece criticizes the response of leftists to the Virginia Supreme Court's decision to invalidate a Democrat-backed gerrymandering referendum, noting proposals to pack the state judiciary.
President Trump canceled a US delegation's trip to Pakistan intended for peace talks with Iran, citing reasons such as receiving a 'better offer' or 'infighting' within the Iranian regime. The cancellation casts doubt on immediate diplomatic breakthroughs regarding the Iran conflict.
Mike Davis discusses the crucial role of unsung foot soldiers in President Trump's efforts against fraud, while also highlighting how Justice Department policies may undermine whistleblowers.
Republican senators face pressure to accelerate Trump judicial nominees as midterms approach, with nearly two dozen district court vacancies in red states.
An opinion piece calls for the impeachment of U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani after she temporarily blocked a Trump administration election security rule, arguing that judicial defiance threatens electoral integrity.
Anthony Fauci faced intense questioning during a US Senate hearing regarding the origins of COVID-19, leading to renewed debate and calls for accountability. Following his testimony, a bill was introduced to ban him from federal work, and a contempt vote has been scheduled for his refusal to answer certain questions.
Despite three independent experts finding 99-year-old Judge Pauline Newman mentally competent, her Federal Circuit colleagues continue an indefinite suspension from cases, setting a dangerous precedent.
Mike Davis argues that Congress must pass the bipartisan AICOA bill to prevent Amazon from manipulating its marketplace, which he claims imposes a 'hidden tax' on sellers and inflates prices.
A U.S. judge has dismissed criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man who was mistakenly deported. The Department of Justice has vowed to appeal the decision.
Republicans are ramping up efforts to redraw congressional district maps in more states, aiming to gain an advantage in the House. The Supreme Court's recent decisions are seen as providing a framework for these redistricting processes.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has officially gone into effect, with reports indicating US mediation in the agreement. The truce aims to temporarily halt hostilities between the two nations.
Article discusses presidential war powers and constitutional authority for military action without congressional approval in various international contexts.
A Chicago teacher who allegedly mocked Charlie Kirk's assassination retains their job, while a colleague who posted 'GO ICE' is fired, sparking accusations of a double standard.