A federal judge in San Francisco on Friday dismissed former President Donald J. Trump’s lawsuit against Twitter over the social media company’s decision to bar him from its platform permanently after the Jan. 6 attack ...
TORONTO — An Ontario judge has upheld the province’s restrictions on third-party election advertising, ruling the measures do not infringe on voters’ right to meaningfully participate in the election process. In a decision issued last ...
Placeholder while article actions load For more than a year, a little-known group called the Health Freedom Defense Fund has been working to roll back vaccine and mask mandates all over the country, often filing ...
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday will begin the notoriously difficult job of trying pin down a Supreme Court nominee on specifics about how she would approach the job or confront the national ...
Demonstrators hold signs in support of transgender youth and rights in response to recent proposed legal action against parents seeking gender affirming healthcare for their children to be charged as child abuse at the Rally ...
President Joe Biden on his first day in office restored the climate cost estimate to about $51 per ton of carbon dioxide emissions after the Trump administration had reduced the figure to about $7 per ...
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Students in northern Virginia schools will have to continue wearing face masks after an Arlington judge granted a temporary restraining order preventing Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s mask-optional order ...
TORONTO – An Ontario judge has lifted a third-party advertising spending limit imposed by Prime Minister Doug Ford’s government and ruled recent legislative changes unconstitutional. A group of education unions had argued that changes to ...
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (AP) – Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett on Sunday raised concerns that the public may increasingly view the court as a partisan institution. Judges “need to be overwhelming to ensure that personal ...
For his part, Irvine asks Cooper to see it through a different lens. “Courts should interpret the word ‘subject matter’ liberally to give the legislature full leeway to encompass all matters with a logical or ...
