What Is Splc? Justice Department Indicts Civil Rights Group on 11 Counts
What is splc? The Justice Department indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center on 11 counts, alleging donor and bank deception tied to informants.
Rhode Island Grandparents Visitation Case Dismissed After Secret Recording
A Rhode Island grandparents visitation case ended with dismissal after Judge Felix Gill said a secret recording undercut the grandparents' claim.
Kannon Shanmugam leaves Paul Weiss to launch Davis Polk appeal practice
Kannon Shanmugam is leaving Paul Weiss for Davis Polk to launch a new Supreme Court and appellate practice after years of firm upheaval.
Hasan Piker, Jia Tolentino and the case for microlooting
Hasan Piker and Jia Tolentino turned a New York Times Opinion chat into a debate over petty theft, Amazon and political protest.
Kash Patel Sued The Atlantic After Report on FBI Chief's Conduct
Kash Patel sued the Atlantic after a report said he alarmed colleagues and briefly thought he had been fired during a Friday lockout scare.
Schools are normalizing A.I. before parents can opt out
Schools are bringing A.I. into elementary and middle classrooms, from certificates to Chromebooks with Gemini preinstalled.
Regeneron cuts drug prices in Trump’s final Most Favored Nation deal
Regeneron struck a Trump drug pricing deal that cuts Medicaid costs and adds discounted access to Praluent through a federal platform.
Robert F Kennedy Jr pressed on HHS videos and Trump drug deals
Robert F Kennedy Jr faced Senate scrutiny over HHS vanity videos and Trump Rx drug deals that Warren said could raise costs.
Breaking News: DOJ watchdog opens audit into Epstein files compliance
Breaking News: The Justice Department watchdog is auditing compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act after complaints of withheld records.
Maryland now second most expensive state to raise a child, study finds
Maryland ranks second in child-rearing costs, with families spending $36,419 a year in the first five years, a new analysis found.
Southwest Flight Attendant Named in Hotel Sprinkler Damage Lawsuit
A Southwest Flight Attendant is at the center of a Florida hotel lawsuit seeking more than $215,000 after a room sprinkler allegedly caused flooding.
Splc Investigation: DOJ indictment revives claims tied to far-right informants
The splc investigation centers on a Justice Department indictment involving SPLC and allegations tied to far-right groups and Charlottesville.
Jeanine Pirro says she will appeal ruling blocking Fed probe
Jeanine Pirro said she will appeal a ruling blocking the Fed probe, keeping the fight over $2.5 billion in renovation costs alive.
House Gop Fisa Section 702 Extended in Last-Minute Senate Vote
House Gop Fisa Section 702 gets a short-term extension after unanimous House and Senate votes kept surveillance powers alive through April 30.