2026-06-12

Federal judge ordered Trump's name stripped from the building. Board appealed Thursday just before the deadline. The legal fight outlasts the decree.

Former President Yoon convicted of ordering drone flights over North Korea to justify martial law. He'll appeal. The charge carries weight he can't shed before retirement.

SCOTUS denied Alabama's request to proceed. Lower courts had already ruled the method likely violates the Eighth Amendment. The state will need another option.

Clayton: U.S. attorney for SDNY and former SEC chairman. No vote scheduled yet. He'll face the Senate on a résumé that straddles finance and law.

Trump claims he halted new strikes and a peace agreement could be signed by Sunday. Iran's foreign ministry: 'Nothing has been finalized.' Same negotiation, different script.

Convicted murderer Karmelo Anthony's supporters allegedly assaulted a man and sent death threats to the family after the guilty verdict. Mob aftermath. The verdict is final; the harassment is not.

Federal authorities investigated the numbers. A judge ruled the markings themselves—which the Trump administration called a threat—constitute protected speech. Numbers, apparently, have rights.

Justice Thomas urged colleagues to reexamine the doctrine preventing parties from flip-flopping positions between lawsuits. He questioned its legal foundation. One opinion can build a jurisprudence.