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Supreme Court keeps Herridge’s source-privacy fight alive with $800-a-day sanctions
courts-and-law12 days ago

Supreme Court keeps Herridge’s source-privacy fight alive with $800-a-day sanctions

The Supreme Court declined to grant an emergency stay, leaving in place a lower-court order that former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge must disclose a confidential source or face $800 per day in sanctions for refusing to identify the source in a federal privacy dispute involving Yanping Chen. Justice Brett Kavanaugh said he would have granted the stay, but the unsigned order let the sanctions stand while the case proceeds. Press-freedom advocates warn the ruling jeopardizes journalistic confidentiality and the free flow of information, while Herridge and Fox News indicated they may pursue further legal options.

Judge halts key provisions of Trump’s mail-ballot order
courts-and-law19 days ago

Judge halts key provisions of Trump’s mail-ballot order

A federal judge blocked key provisions of President Trump’s executive order aimed at restricting mail ballots, ruling the president lacks authority to limit who can receive them. The decision comes a month after another judge had allowed parts of the order to stand, and the case remains tied up in ongoing litigation, including actions in Washington, D.C.

California voter rolls shielded as judge blocks DOJ data request
politics6 months ago

California voter rolls shielded as judge blocks DOJ data request

A federal judge in California blocked the Justice Department from obtaining California's voter rolls, ruling the DOJ lacks authority to use federal civil rights and voting laws to obtain the lists; the decision warns that centralizing such sensitive voter data could chill registration and turnout and could influence similar cases in other states as DOJ pursues the broader effort.

Market and Tech Companies Reassess AI Strategies Amid Legal and Leadership Changes
business1 year ago

Market and Tech Companies Reassess AI Strategies Amid Legal and Leadership Changes

Stock markets experienced a modest rally driven by Nvidia's earnings, but gains were limited as legal battles over Trump's tariffs created uncertainty. A court initially invalidated most tariffs, boosting optimism, but an emergency appeals court allowed Trump to continue collecting duties, maintaining market volatility. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing legal and political developments, with some companies like Nvidia and C3.ai benefiting from recent news.

"Political Showdown: Biden Widens Lead as Trump Faces Criticism for Bizarre Appearance and Financial Claims"
politics2 years ago

"Political Showdown: Biden Widens Lead as Trump Faces Criticism for Bizarre Appearance and Financial Claims"

President Biden's campaign released a scathing statement criticizing Donald Trump as "feeble, confused, and tired" following a weekend marked by verbal stumbles and a bizarre social media post. Trump faced two court decisions, including a reduction in bond for his fraud case and a ruling setting the start date for his criminal trial in the Stormy Daniels hush money case. During a rambling appearance, Trump made several gaffes, including insisting that "you can't have an election in the middle of a political season." Critics and Biden's campaign mocked Trump's fundraising struggles and lack of recent appearances, with some highlighting concerns about his mental acuity.

"Trump's Turbulent Trials: Reactions, Accusations, and Chaos"
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Turbulent Trials: Reactions, Accusations, and Chaos"

Donald Trump faced a whirlwind of court decisions and legal battles, with one court granting him a financial reprieve while another set a trial date during the campaign season. Trump's unconventional campaign activities and legal challenges have dominated his 2024 presidential bid, as he navigates criminal proceedings, financial pressures, and a cash crunch. Despite court setbacks, Trump remains defiant, using the legal battles to rally his supporters and cast himself as a victim of political persecution.