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Duke Law accused of racial discrimination by DOJ
{mag_summary} The U.S. Department of Justice alleges that Duke University School of Law “intentionally discriminated based on race” during the last three admissions cycles to…
Trump signs new birthright citizenship order, ballroom dispute likely headed to Supreme Court
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order seeking to narrow the availability of birthright citizenship, the current guarantee of citizenship to almost everyone born in the United States. The order, which bears the title “Continuing to Protect the...
Trump informs Lisa Cook that he is “considering” her removal
President Donald Trump has renewed his effort to fire Lisa Cook, a member of the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors. The Supreme Court on June 29 temporarily thwarted Trump’s initial effort to remove Cook, emphasizing the need for the Federal Reserve to remain free...
Trump Wins Reprieve, Temporarily Prevents the BBC from Obtaining Financial Records
Trump’s legal team also noted that they are currently revising the lawsuit and asked that Trump be shielded from discovery demands until the revisions are complete.
IRS Labor Union Joins Lawsuit Against President Trump’s “Anti-Weaponization” Slush Fund, Audit Immunity
“Under the immunity order, career IRS employees will be forced to terminate ongoing audits of the president and his businesses, giving the president a lucrative and unconstitutional emolument,” the lawsuit says. “That would be unprecedented under any...
5 things to know in veterans news: Post-9/11 vets miss out on TBI exams, disability payouts rise, ex-submariners urge easier access to benefits
Inspector General report flags issues with TBI evaluations, more veterans qualify for benefits and submariners want Congress to make it easier to claim benefits.
Ancient Japan comes alive in downtown Fukuoka
Whether or not you time your visit during a festival, Fukuoka has many fascinating things to see and learn about including temples, shrines and castles.
From Baumholder to Britain: Piggé realizes pro basketball dream in Manchester
Baumholder and Harvard graduate continues his basketball career in the northwest of England.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Says Illinois Boating Accident Ended in Decapitation
Stevenson’s boat, the lawsuit says, “literally flew over the top of [Telmni’s watercraft] and, in the process, one or more of the outboard sterndrives, pontoon tubes, or attached propellers did, in fact, cause a decapitation injury, thus killing Plaintiff Magdalena...