U.S. Army Soldier Charged for Selling Presidential Candidates Phone Records

Justice Department filed charges against the accused in federal court in Seattle. A U.S. Army soldier has been indicted by the Justice Department for illegally obtaining, sharing, and…

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Chief Justice Roberts Issues Annual Year-End Report

He decried violence and disregard of court decisions. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued his 2024 year-end annual report on the state of the federal judiciary this…

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Federal Judge Declares Illinois’ Gun Ban Unconstitutional

A recent Supreme Court ruling cited in the decision, which is stayed for 30 days. District Judge Stephen McGlynn overturned Illinois’ ban on semiautomatic weapons earlier this month…

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Federal Judge Rules Meta Must Face FTC Antitrust Case

The acquisition of WhatsApp and Instagram triggered the federal suit. District Judge James Boasberg has denied Meta’s request to dismiss an antitrust case filed by the Federal Trade…

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Federal Jury Awards $12 Million to Woman Fired for Refusing COVID Vaccine

Blue Cross Blue Shield denied her religious exemption claim. A federal jury awarded a Catholic woman $12 million this week who was fired from Blue Cross Blue Shield…

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Federal Jury Awards $7 Million to Workers Denied Religious Accommodations

The six transit workers lost their jobs at BART for refusing the Covid vaccine. A federal jury in the Northern California U.S. District Court awarded $7 million to…

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U.S. District Judge Refuses to Move Musk Case to Federal Court

DA claims the election registration lottery violates state law. U.S. District Judge Gerald Pappert denied Elon Musk’s request to move the case against his America PAC’s $1 million prizes…

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Federal Judge Again Blocks Student Loan Cancellation

He granted an injunction after a multi-state lawsuit. U.S. District Judge Matthew Schelp temporarily halted President Biden’s latest student loan cancellation plan following a request by six other…

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SEC Charges Hacker for Insider Trading on Stolen Earnings Data

A U.K. citizen used sophisticated technology to hide his identity. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged a U.K. citizen for hacking into the computer systems…

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Federal Judge Halts NYC Food Delivery Data Sharing Law

She says city cannot require delivery apps to share customer names and addresses. U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres ruled this week that a New York City law requiring…

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