Federal prosecutors say the group amassed guns, drones and explosives and set their sights on the president, the vice president and other high-profile targets. A grand jury just made it official.
The U.S. Supreme Court handed gun rights advocates two major victories in June 2026, striking down a Hawaii concealed carry restriction and invalidating a federal law that barred marijuana users from owning firearms — making it significantly harder for lawmakers to regulate guns.
The Supreme Court handed the Trump administration a procedural win Monday, ruling unanimously that immigration judges cannot sue directly in federal court over speech restrictions that require government approval before public remarks.
A divided Supreme Court handed abortion-rights advocates a narrow but significant win Thursday, blocking a lower court order that would have cut off mail and telehealth access to the nation's most widely used abortion drug.
As artificial intelligence infiltrates American courtrooms, judges are drawing battle lines — some banning it outright, others racing to build guardrails before the technology outpaces the law.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal from Massachusetts parents who argued that a public school district violated their constitutional rights by supporting their child's gender identity without notifying them.
