Another in a long line of court decisions striking down Trump efforts to attach conditions to federal grants that were not approved by Congress.

A civil lawsuit filed against a former Police Department officer charged with sexually abusing a homeless woman at a storage facility in 2023 has been moved from state court to U.S. District Court. In addition,

In court documents, the Public Interest Law Center and Ballard Spahr argue the DOJ subpoena — which seeks records, information and communications about gender-affirming care services — violates patients’ right to privacy.

A federal court has denied an appeal from the Jefferson County Commission, reaffirming that the county’s 2021 commission district was unconstitutional.

An ICE agent who violently shoved an immigrant to the floor of a Manhattan federal court has been disciplined, Trump administration officials said Friday — as mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani vowed to fight such “horrors.

Federal authorities say three people have been convicted in federal court on drug-related charges, and one of them is already facing charges in connection to an

A federal judge has granted an injunction against the Vermont judiciary in a case aimed at curbing delays when the public sought access to newly filed civil lawsuits.

Kalshi is attempting to move the state of Massachusetts’ lawsuit against it to a federal court, arguing that Congress intended for disputes over trading on federally registered contract markets to be settled exclusively by the federal judiciary.

Federal prosecutor Michele Beckwith was abruptly fired after warning a Border Patrol chief against indiscriminate arrests, citing a court ruling. Her dismissal, hours after her email, came as the chief defied her,

A federal immigration officer who shoved an Ecuadorian woman to the floor at a Manhattan court is "being relieved of current duties,” the Department of Homeland Security said Friday in a rare rebuke of one of its officers.