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Federal Judge Who Doubles as George Washington University Lecturer Recuses Herself From Antisemitism Case Against the School After Arguing There Was No Conflict of Interest

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‘For a smart woman, Judge AliKhan displays shocking ignorance about several rather basic legal and ethical concepts,’ law professor says Loren AliKhan (United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary/Wikimedia Commons) A federal judge who teaches a course at George Washington University’s law school recused herself from an antisemitism case against the university—but only after she

Mike Lee Pushes To Stop Feds From Seizing Phone Records Without Notifying Subject in Wake of Biden Admin’s Arctic Frost Investigation

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The NDO Fairness Act would also compel federal prosecutors to provide courts with written justifications for seizing phone records Sen. Mike Lee (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Sen. Mike Lee (R., Utah) is leading a legislative push to block federal prosecutors from seizing a citizen’s phone records without notifying the subject of an investigation unless a judge

Trump Forces Departure of Chinese Solar Firm Roy Cooper Lured to North Carolina With Tax Incentives

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Cooper lavished Boviet Solar with millions of dollars in taxpayer funds Roy Cooper (Jeff Hahne/Getty Images) A Chinese solar company whose wholly owned American subsidiary won millions of dollars in tax incentives from former North Carolina governor Roy Cooper (D.) in 2024 is now seeking a full exit from its U.S. business in what one

Nebraska Candidate Dan Osborn Rips Into Live Nation’s ‘Oppressively Expensive’ Ticket Fees as He Rakes in Campaign Cash From Its New England Chairman

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The Osborn campaign did not say if it would return Donald Law’s contributions Dan Osborn (ad screenshot) Dan Osborn, the independent Nebraska Senate candidate endorsed by the state’s Democratic Party, took a public victory lap in mid-April when a federal jury ruled that Ticketmaster’s parent company, Live Nation, has operated as an illegal monopoly in

EXCLUSIVE: In Cities Across America, Homeless Services Are Doled Out Based on Race and Sexual Identity

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The homelessness crisis in Multnomah County, Oregon, is among the worst in the country. Home to deep-blue Portland, where the deaths of homeless people quadrupled between 2019 and 2023, according to data from the county health department, Multnomah has a per-capita homeless rate of 1.3 percent, and some shelters are closing due to budget problems.

Dem Nominee for UMich Board of Regents Filed ‘Wrongful Death’ Suit on Behalf of Attempted Cop-Killer Whose Gun Jammed While Trying To Shoot Up a Police Station During Christmas Toy Drive

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The complaint from attorney Amir Makled praised the gunman, Ali Naji, as a ‘truly remarkable individual’ who should have faced ‘deescalation’ techniques rather than lethal force L: Amir Makled (Instagram) R: Ali Naji (Dearborn.org) A Democratic nominee for the University of Michigan’s Board of Regents filed a $10 million “wrongful death” lawsuit on behalf of