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Appeals Panel Takes Effort to Dismiss Trump Conviction

President Trump's hush money conviction is being reconsidered after an appeals panel took action to attempt to move the case to federal court.

Kansas Mayor Charged as Noncitizen Voter Fraud Scandal Erupts

A political storm erupted in Kansas after authorities charged Coldwater Mayor Joe Ceballos, a lawful permanent resident from Mexico, with allegedly casting ballots in multiple elections despite not being a U.S. citizen.

Outrage Over Teen Predator’s Sentence Sparks Oklahoma Uprising

Public anger is boiling over in Oklahoma as protests erupt over teen predator Jesse Butler’s suspended 78-year sentence.

Barrett and Sotomayor Tag‑Team Trump Lawyer Over Tariff Powers

Justices Barrett and Sotomayor challenged the Trump administration’s use of emergency powers to impose global tariffs.

Exposed: UC Irvine’s Race-Based Hiring Quota Sparks Federal Complaint

A federal civil rights complaint accuses UC Irvine’s engineering school of violating the law by enforcing a race-based quota goal.

School Punished Student Over Racist Post — Court Says Free Speech Won

A federal court ruled a New York high school violated the First Amendment by disciplining a student for an off-campus social media post.

ADL Partners with Top Law Firms to Launch National Legal Offensive Against Antisemitism

The Anti‑Defamation League teams up with Gibson Dunn and 40+ major law firms to create a nationwide legal network.

Senator Demands Answers After AI Fabricates Criminal Conduct

Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) is demanding answers from Google and its head, Sundar Pichai, after its AI model, called Gemma, created fake headlines and criminal allegations surrounding events that never occurred.

Principal Dismissed Fears 6-Year-Old Had Gun Before Shooting Teacher

Jurors in Virginia heard emotional testimony Tuesday about how school officials allegedly ignored warnings that a 6-year-old student was carrying a gun before shooting his teacher at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News.

Michigan Court Rejects Habeas Corpus for Chimpanzees, Says Zoo Detention Must Stand

The Michigan Court of Appeals denied habeas corpus relief for seven chimpanzees at a zoo, affirming animals are not “persons” under the law.

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