Government & Policy
DOJ leadership, attorney general actions, executive orders, legislation, and public policy directly affecting the legal system
NC Governor Vetoes Bill Letting Chief Justice Suspend Judges Without Pay
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoes bill that would allow chief justice to suspend elected trial judges without pay, citing judicial independence concerns.
Fifth Circuit Says Congress Controls Citizenship by Descent
In Guerra Quezada v. U.S., the Fifth Circuit affirms Congress's constitutional authority over citizenship by descent, impacting immigration law.
AG Blanche Says Trump’s Views Could Guide DOJ Prosecutions
AG Todd Blanche says DOJ prosecutions may reflect former President Trump's views, raising concerns about prosecutorial independence and executive privilege.
Andy Baker to Exit as White House Deputy National Security Adviser This Month
White House Deputy National Security Adviser Andy Baker will depart by September, impacting national security policy and legal compliance strategies.
Trump Admin Seeks Supreme Court OK to Resume White House Ballroom Build
The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to lift court blocks on White House ballroom construction amid preservation disputes and executive authority debate.
Former Oakland Mayor Challenges FBI Evidence in Federal Bribery Trial
Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao moves to exclude FBI raid evidence in her federal bribery trial, spotlighting legal and political corruption issues.
9th Circuit Allows DOJ Probe into Gender-Affirming Telehealth Clinic
The 9th Circuit reverses lower court, letting DOJ subpoena QueerDoc's records in gender-affirming care investigation.
Liverpool FC Sells 30% Stake to Bezos-Led Consortium
Liverpool FC sold a 30% stake to a consortium led by Amit Bhatia with Jeff Bezos involved, reshaping ownership and governance.