(The Center Square) – As a partial federal government shutdown enters its third week, federal courts said they would limit unfunded operations across the judiciary, possibly delaying some cases.
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(The Center Square) – An Illinois judge has rejected a lawsuit filed by the state of Texas against 33 House Democrats who absconded from the state to stop legislative proceedings.
(The Center Square) – The Justice Department filed a complaint alleging misconduct by a federal judge overseeing several cases involving the Trump administration regarding out-of-court statements the judge made about President Donald Trump.
(The Center Square) – A federal appeals court blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship this week, setting the Supreme Court up to revisit the case as early as next term.
(The Center Square) – Two new developments unfolded Wednesday in the federal investigation of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein — one, a possible setback for the administration, and the other, a step that may lead to further revelations in the case.
RAJNEESHPURAM, Ore., (UPI) — This city run by followers of Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh has decided to bring people arrested inside the city limits of Rajneeshpuram for misdemeanor crimes before a muncipal court in the city.