Justice Kavanaugh stated that the measure might be legal, but comes to close to the midterm election. The majority of the Supreme Court justices blocked the U.S. Postal…
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Circuit Court Leaves Block of USPS Ballot Mail Rule in Place
The Supreme Court is considering a request from the president’s administration to allow the rule. A panel of the First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals did not pause…
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Federal Judge Orders Missouri to Use Updated District Map in Midterms
The state supreme court had ordered that the 2022 map be used in a separate case. Eastern District of Missouri Chief Judge Stephen Clark ruled this week that…
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Supreme Court Rules White House Ballroom Construction may Continue
The split decision stayed the injunction against the above-ground portion of the construction project. The Supreme Court paused the injunction of a district judge against the White House…
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Federal Court Upholds Federal Authority in California Pipeline Ruling
The state had filed a suit to shut down the Santa Ynez Pipeline. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that the Central California U.S. District Court recently…
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Federal Judge Lifts Stay of TPS Termination for Somalis
Judge Burroughs cited the Supreme Court ruling in June that found the federal judiciary lacked authority to review TPS determinations by DHS. U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs lifted…
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Federal Judge Lifts Injunction on President’s Mail-In Ballot Order
She cites the Supreme Court decision that stated plaintiffs did not yet have standing as the executive order had not been implemented. District Judge Indira Talwani lifted her…
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Supreme Court Pauses Injunction Against President’s Mail-In Ballot Order
The high court determined that it was too soon for states to sue, as no injury has been suffered. The Supreme Court majority released an unsigned 10-page opinion…
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World War II Memorial Vandal Faces Two Felony Counts
The charges are for destruction of veterans’ memorials and depredation against property of the U.S. The Department of Justice (DOJ) charged a woman for vandalizing the World War II memorial in…
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Florida Man Pleads Guilty After Multiple Death Threats Against Secretary of State
The man posted a series of threats against the secretary of state and special envoy via social media. The Southern Florida District U.S. Attorney’s Office announced that a…
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