A federal appeals court blocked a 2017 Indiana law that allowed local county election officials to kick voters off the roles immediately without cause. The
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Nearly 1,000 Family Separations Since Judge Barred it in 2018
In the past year ending June 29, the Trump administration has taken nearly 1,000 children – including babies and toddlers, from parents based on dubious
FBI Ordered to Disclose Its Reporter Impersonation Tactics
A federal appeals court reinstated a claim by a reporters’ advocacy group that the FBI failed to conduct an adequate search for records related to
Second Judge Stops Trump’s Transgender Military Ban
A second federal judge this week blocked the Trump administration order that barred transgender people from the military, calling it unconstitutional, arbitrary and serving no
Architects of CIA Torture Settle With Victims
Two Spokane psychologists hired by the CIA to develop what amounted to a torture program for terror suspects have settled a lawsuit by two detainees
Judges Question Rationale for Travel Ban
Federal appeals judges hammered the lawyers on both sides of President Donald Trump’s revamped travel ban order with questions about the limits of presidential power
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