Feds accuse Minnesota state senator of soliciting a minor for sex
Republican Minnesota state Sen. Justin Eichorn was charged with attempted coercion and enticement of a minor after allegedly trying to hire a minor for sex.
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US Attorney General Says District Judge Has ‘No Right’ to Ask Flight Deportation Questions
Her comments mark the latest development in an escalating showdown between the government and a federal judge. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said that a federal judge who blocked the Trump administration from invoking the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to remove illegal immigrants has “no right” to ask questions on flights carrying deported individuals. U.S.
Trump Deadline Looms Over Columbia and Cornell Hamasnik Laments Canceled Café Visits
The clock ticks on Columbia: Today marks the deadline for Columbia University interim president Katrina Armstrong to commit to a series of reforms—from a mask ban to enforcing disciplinary rules and regulations—in order to enter into discussions with the Trump administration about the restoration of $430 million in lost federal grants. Armstrong addressed the situation
Can Maine’s high school sports authority dodge Title IX? Conservative legal experts say no
Maine Principals' Association said it cannot be found liable for violating Title IX because it does not receive any federal funding, but conservative legal experts disagree.
Trump DOJ drops Biden-era legal challenge to Texas border security law
The Trump administration is dropping a Biden-era federal legal challenge to Texas' SB4, a bill that makes it a state crime to illegally cross the border into the Lone Star State.
User’s manual to Trump’s effort to dismantle the Education Department
The Trump administration is seeking to eliminate the Department of Education, sparking protests and backlash from people around the country.
White House Urges Supreme Court to ‘Rein In’ Judges Blocking Trump’s Policies
U.S. district judges have been entering injunctions against various policies, prompting pushback from the White House and the president. The White House on March 19 urged the U.S. Supreme Court to take action with regard to judges that have been blocking actions by President Donald Trump and his administration. “It’s incumbent upon the Supreme Court