Lawyers in court battles over FTX’s collapse are accusing attorneys for one group of plaintiffs of filing a legal brief with AI-generated hallucinations.

Michigan’s Democratic US senators gave President Donald Trump his first blue-state backing for a judicial nominee in his second term, a move likely to inflame progressives.

President Donald Trump nominated Acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche to fill the position on a permanent basis, rewarding a loyal ally whose controversial actions ensure an uphill Senate confirmation fight.

Robert Botts Jr., Zane Gilmer, and Selena Samale joined Taft as partners in Denver, the firm announced Monday.

A federal judge’s impartiality is being questioned after she sent the victim in a sex-trafficking case a gift and a hand-written note moments before sentencing the defendants to 18 years in prison.

More than 100 former Northern District of Illinois prosecutors raised deep concerns about the direction of the US attorney’s office in Chicago in a statement Monday, saying there’s “little doubt that actions taken by leadership in the last year have tarnished the reputation” of the office where they once worked.

The civil rights organization NAACP sued the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for failing to fulfill a records request about the agency’s handling of discrimination complaints after its chair publicly solicited bias charges from White men.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is scrapping a planned headquarters move, citing a need for more space even as the regulator offers buyouts to some long-time employees.

A group of 14 transgender women succeeded in convincing a federal district court to grant a preliminary injunction preventing them from being transferred to male prison facilities under a Trump administration executive order.

A federal appellate court vacated the dismissal of a Black firefighter’s claim that an Illinois city violated federal anti-bias law and fired him in retaliation for speaking to the EEOC about alleged race discrimination within his department.

A South Dakota federal court granted summary judgment to an Indian PhD graduate on her Administrative Procedure Act claim, ruling DHS’s termination of her SEVIS record was arbitrary and capricious. Saxena v. Mullin, 2026 BL 209011, D.S.D., 5:25-CV-05035-KES, 6/2/26

President Donald Trump told the US Supreme Court he intends to ask the justices to revive his $475 million defamation lawsuit against CNN over use of the term “Big Lie” in reporting on his claim that the 2020 election was rigged against him.

Elon Musk unveiled a more detailed look at an initial version of an AI data center satellite SpaceX plans to build, providing fresh insight into the ambitious project driving the company’s highly anticipated initial public offering.

The House passed a bipartisan bill by a voice vote Monday that would revive and rename a State Department bureau for critical mineral supply chains.

A new State Department office would use economic assistance funding to bolster critical mineral supply chains in partner countries under a modified version of H.R. 7037.

Microplastics are so toxic the EPA should monitor and regulate them in drinking water, a group of states said in letters to the agency last week.

US solar manufacturer Shoals Technologies Group LLC’s patents are enforceable in an infringement suit the company brought against competitor Voltage LLC and its Chinese affiliate, a federal judge says.

A federal judge threw out an IRS notice that imposed stricter guidelines on how wind and solar projects could qualify for energy tax credits, less than two months before the deadline.

The civil rights organization NAACP sued the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for failing to fulfill a records request about the agency’s handling of discrimination complaints after its chair publicly solicited bias charges from White men.

Los Angeles violated an Australian reporter’s First Amendment right to cover an immigration protest when she was struck by a rubber bullet, a new federal lawsuit says.

A group of 14 transgender women succeeded in convincing a federal district court to grant a preliminary injunction preventing them from being transferred to male prison facilities under a Trump administration executive order.

President Donald Trump nominated Acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche to fill the position on a permanent basis, rewarding a loyal ally whose controversial actions ensure an uphill Senate confirmation fight.

A panel of appeals judges seemed receptive Monday to the EEOC’s request that it revive a disability bias case because the district court incorrectly threw out evidence of discrimination against a job applicant who disclosed use of pain medication for treatment.

The Trump administration has drawn up a plan to surge US Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel to New York City, a move that threatens to escalate tensions with New York Governor Kathy Hochul over the president’s migrant crackdown.