NPR erroneously reports Samuel Alito is retiring, minutes after Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling
The public radio outlet erroneously posted the conservative justice’s retirement shortly after the Supreme Court finished its term.
Supreme Court rules political party limits on campaign spending are unconstitutional in midterm win for GOP
The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) had argued the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 violated the First Amendment
Trump admin live updates: Supreme Court rules on birthright citizenship; upholds state’s trans ban
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Supreme Court strikes down Trump birthright citizenship order in blow to president
Trump’s day one executive action had been in limbo amid a legal battle over whether it violated the 14th Amendment.
Supreme Court upholds state bans on trans female athletes in girl’s sports
Two transgender athletes waged similar challenges against the bans, arguing that they flouted equal protection rights under the 14th Amendment and statutory law prohibiting discrimination.
Alex Cooper, Sofia Franklyn planned to break Barstool contract with ‘fake’ sexual harassment claims: Dave Portnoy
Dave Portnoy alleged that Alex Cooper and Sofia Franklyn planned to break their Barstool contracts with “fake” sexual harassment claims.
Maniac accused of stabbing trans college student 40 times in laundry room found incompetent to stand trial
A maniac accused of stabbing a transgender college student from New Jersey more than 40 times in less than 10 minutes has been found incompetent to stand trial for the murder.
The surprise twist in Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding NDAs revealed
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding NDAs don’t include any punishment for guests who break the agreement, according to TMZ.
North Carolina postal worker murdered on the job, leaving daughters orphaned months after husband’s death
United States Postal Service employee Brandi Reynolds was working her route on Friday in Hays — about 160 miles west of Raleigh — when she was allegedly kidnapped and shot dead by William Craig Durham.
Judge raps Trump over bid to freeze Gateway tunnel funding: ‘Flagrantly violates federal law’
A Manhattan federal judge permanently blocked the Trump administration Monday from withholding federal money meant for the $16 billion Gateway tunnel project underneath the Hudson River, saying an attempt to do so this past September was “flagrantly” illegal.