Clyburn Says Backing Clarence Thomas for Supreme Court ‘Was a Mistake’
Senior Democrat James Clyburn now calls his 1991 vote for Justice Clarence Thomas a mistake and urges expanding the US supreme court to 13 justices.
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How Rogue Officers Misused a Nationwide License-Plate Camera Network
A Washington Post investigation details how officers allegedly twisted Flock’s license-plate camera system into a personal surveillance tool.
NZ climate activist files High Court case over minister’s climate plan
A New Zealand climate activist has taken Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith to the High Court, challenging a planned change to climate rules.
Supreme Court Backs Texas Man in Gun Case Involving Drug Use Ban
Justices rule for a Texas man who challenged a federal law barring some drug users from owning guns, narrowing how the statute can be applied.
Why a Texas Judge Let Brendan Sorsby Play in 2026—and What Comes Next
A Texas court’s injunction lets QB Brendan Sorsby play in 2026 despite gambling admissions. The case now tests how far the NCAA can push its rules.
What Seth Meyers’ Tax Joke Reveals About Trump’s Power Tactics
Late‑night comedy framed Trump’s tax record as a pattern of refusal. Here’s what Seth Meyers was really saying—and why that framing matters.
Jan. 6 Officers Sue to Block DOJ Use of $1.776 Billion Trump Settlement Fund
Two officers injured in the Jan. 6 attack have gone to court to stop the Justice Department from using a $1.776 billion fund tied to a Trump settlement.
Why Brendan Sorsby’s Supplemental Draft Gamble Has the NFL’s Attention
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is weighing a rare move into the NFL’s supplemental draft. Here’s how likely it is, and why teams care.
Supreme Court Opens Door for Injury Suit Against Freight Broker
A unanimous ruling lets an injured motorist sue a major logistics broker over a truck crash, raising questions about legal risk in modern freight networks.
Mississippi Governor Halts Special Session on Supreme Court Maps
Gov. Tate Reeves has canceled a planned special session to redraw Mississippi’s supreme court districts, leaving key questions about judicial representation unresolved.
Austrian admits plot to attack Taylor Swift Vienna concert
A 19-year-old Austrian has pleaded guilty to plotting an attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, raising fresh questions about event security.
Louisiana judge exits abuse case after undisclosed church role
Judge Kendrick Guidry steps aside after favoring a Catholic diocese while serving on the same church’s finance council, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.
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