A New York judge has put Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s luxury second-home tax rollout on ice, temporarily blocking City Hall from enforcing key parts of the controversial program after the city published a massive property list containing information…
I put off commenting on Judge Christopher Jayaram’s decision last Monday striking down Kansas’s Woman’s Right to Know Act, because his astonishing comment that eliminating nearly 30 years of commonsense protections “wasn’t even a close call”…
Meta must adopt new safety procedures and pay $567 million to help those harmed by Facebook and Instagram, a New Mexico judge ruled last week. The costly order, which Judge Bryan Biedscheid handed down on August 6, concludes the second and final…
President Donald J. Trump’s picks for federal judgeships are being confirmed at a faster clip in his second term compared to his first. Article III of the Constitution establishes the judicial branch of the federal government, made up of one…
A Campbell County Circuit Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to keep a radical constitutional amendment that would establish a “fundamental right to reproductive freedom” — widely viewed by pro-life advocates as authorizing abortions up…
With agreement from the state of New York, a federal judge ordered the state not to enforce its assisted-suicide mandate against four orders of Catholic nuns and several Catholic healthcare ministries while their federal lawsuit proceeds. The…
Last week, on July 23, U.S. District Court Judge Robert Ballou, based in Virginia ruled that 2023 Food and Drug Administration restrictions on the distribution of the abortion causing drug Mifepristone did not meet required review standards and…
Late last week, U.S. District Judge Robert S. Ballou ruled that the Food and Drug Administration failed to justify some of its remaining safety requirements for mifepristone, the first drug used in the chemical abortion regimen. The Center for…
An attorney general running for Congress is fighting back after a Biden-appointed federal judge temporarily blocked his state’s law banning advertisements promoting abortion. South Dakota’s law, which bans selling, dispensing, distributing or…
A federal judge has temporarily blocked South Dakota’s new law banning the advertising of abortion pills while a lawsuit challenging the measure continues. The law, signed by Gov. Larry Rhoden in March, was set to take effect in July. It…
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