People in some U.S. states will be able to buy groceries this weekend with federally funded SNAP benefits, while others are still waiting for November food benefits that have been delayed by a protracted legal battle over the federal government shutdown. The Trump administration initially said last month that it would not fund Supplemental Nutrition … Read more
Sign up for Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism and advice delivered to your inbox every day. A federal judge on Thursday rebuked the Trump administration in the strongest possible terms for refusing to comply with his order to give food stamps to aid recipients during the government shutdown, pointing to the president … Read more
A federal appeals court on Thursday breathed new life into President Donald Trump’s bid to overturn his hush money conviction, ordering a lower court to reconsider its decision to keep the case in state court instead of sending it to federal court. A three-judge panel in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that … Read more
A key question in the Supreme Court’s closely-watched case over President Donald Trump’s high tariffs is: Will the conservative majority hold the Republican president to the same tough standards that limited his Democratic predecessor, Joe Biden? The basic legal principles underlying conservative challenges to key initiatives in the Biden years are driving arguments in the … Read more
Editor’s note: The lawsuit represents only one side of the story. Salt Lake City (ABC4) — Plaintiffs suing The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints over alleged abuse of tithes and misrepresentation of the church’s history have said they plan to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. A Utah district court dismissed the suit, … Read more
Jackson, Miss. (AP) -Mismisip’s husband, convicted of kidnapping, rape and murder of a 20-year-old College of Community College, will be carried out on Wednesday night at Mississippi State Prison. Charles Crawford, 59, died for over 30 years. A planned deadly injection will occur several months after the longest execution of the Mississippi Directional Prisoner was … Read more
After three months of high level of legal annoyance on Monday, the State Supreme Court dismissed a criminal defense lawyer’s request to investigate a complaint to the Florida Bar, stating that the Attorney General Pam Bondi violated Florida’s ethics rules as the highest law enforcement officer in the country. Five court judges, when deciding on … Read more
After retiring, Judge Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the Supreme Court’s 2015 ruling. On Wednesday, he recalled one of the malignant reality of the same -sex marriage, which he or she thinks would never be annulled. “Much of the opinion and the grounds of opinion was that I didn’t know how many children were adopted by … Read more
Washington (AP) – The monumental term of the Supreme Court begins on Monday with the main tests of the President on the agenda, along with basic voting cases and LGBTQs. The conservative majority of the court has so far been receptive, at least in pre -decisions, and many President Donald Trump’s aggressive authorities. After one … Read more
Washington – a resident of the Simi Valley was sentenced to eight years in prison for “tiring experiences” in an attempt to kill the Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh. US District Judge Deborah Boardman in Maryland on October 3 Convicted Sophie Rosk from Si Simi Valley for flying through the country to Kavanaugh Home with … Read more