Following several weeks of painstaking deliberation, the long-awaited retrial for Nicholas Slatten of Blackwater's Raven 23 ended with a deadlocked jury last week. The defense fought fiercely for Slatten's full acquittal of a first-degree murder charge arising from the unfortunate Nisour Square incident of 2007.
A legal battle over campaign contributions from unions is far from over.
An attorney is labeling as "preposterous" a federal ruling that allows the city of Boston to deny requests to fly a Christian flag.
Time will tell but a federal judge appears sympathetic to a lawsuit seeking to end Obamacare.
Mississippi's governor is standing by his participation in a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Jack Phillips has been charged – yet again – by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission but the beleaguered baker has a new ally: a Colorado congressman who says this has gone far enough.
A loophole in a recently enacted law allowed the University of Minnesota to continue illegally using fetal tissue in its research – but now that the loophole has been brought to light in a legal case, lawmakers have the opportunity to do something about it.
Arguments are scheduled to begin August 5 for another lawsuit against Obamacare, this time involving the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
WASHINGTON (September 21, 2018) — Christine Blasey Ford is making more demands before she will agree to testify about her claim that she was sexually assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh more than 35 years ago.
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