A patients' rights organization is calling on members of Congress to get rid of HIPAA.
A college in Missouri is hoping for a quick ruling in its lawsuit against the Biden administration, and an attorney for the school says the Constitution is on their side.
Project Veritas and its founder, James O'Keefe, are suing Twitter for defamation, after the social media platform permanently suspended the undercover reporter's personal account following its bombshell exposé of CNN.
A conservative attorney is not surprised that the Freedom From Religion Foundation is endorsing a bill to increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court from 9 to 13.
A legal group is appealing a decision against undercover journalist David Daleiden, whose prior video releases exposed the role of Planned Parenthood and others in the abortion industry in the sale of aborted babies' body parts.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order last week creating a special commission to discuss changes for the U.S. Supreme Court. The "reforms" expected to come out of the group's six-month assignment, says one legal expert, would essentially politicize the nation's highest court.
An Arizona swim team is going to court for its right to access a public pool.
A photographer in New York state wants to operate her business according to her faith but is facing prohibition on free speech and a jail cell, and is waiting on the day the state tries to trap her.
A longtime Democratic lawmaker is calling for Minneapolis protesters to get “more confrontational” if a jury decides ex-cop Derek Chauvin did not kill George Floyd, and that call for street violence is being defended by the Speaker of the House.
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