From logistics to surveillance, National Guard deployments under Trump are reshaping the line between military support and law enforcement—with serious legal and social implications.
Los Angeles County is considering an emergency declaration to protect immigrant communities from escalating ICE raids, including an eviction moratorium and expanded legal support.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has coordinated nearly 40 multi-state lawsuits against the Trump administration, cementing her role as a leading legal counterweight to federal policy.
A federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration’s plan to deploy National Guard troops to the Chicago area, ruling the move lacked legal grounding and defied Illinois’ governor.
A federal magistrate judge has dismissed a felony gun indictment in Washington, D.C., calling it ‘facially invalid’ and highlighting legal overreach in post-Trump enforcement efforts.
A deep dive into the life of Oscar Wyatt Jr., the legendary and controversial Texas oilman who founded Coastal Corporation, served time in prison for an Iraq scandal, and died at 101.
The Texas high court has stopped the execution of Robert Roberson, convicted in a shaken baby case, ordering a new hearing based on evolving medical science that questions his guilt.
Despite Trump’s repeated claims, flag burning remains protected speech under the First Amendment. His executive order does not—and cannot—criminalize it.
Two Miami police officers were shot and injured during a morning call in Allapattah; one gunman remains barricaded while a second suspect is in custody.
President Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago and Portland faces immediate legal challenges, with federal judges questioning whether the move violates constitutional limits on military use in domestic affairs.