CAIR Seeks To Block Columbia University From Submitting SJP-Related Protest Records to Congress

The Ivy League school appears to be withholding information from federal lawmakers as a result of CAIR's suit

'Wild-Eyed Sort of Leftist': Meet the Federal Judge Who Will Rule on the Eric Adams Dismissal

Dale Ho, a former ACLU director, faced criticism during his confirmation hearing over 'hateful' comments against Republicans

Anti-Israel Groups Slapped With Class Action Lawsuit For Orchestrating Traffic Blockade

Plaintiffs ‘had nothing to do with the conflict thousands of miles away,’ the lawsuit says

Supreme Court Greenlights TikTok Sell-or-Ban Law as Biden Punts on Enforcement to Trump

Chinese-owned app has said it will shut down on Sunday, the deadline for a sale

Virginia AG Miyares Ratchets Up Investigation Into American Muslims for Palestine, Files Petition To Enforce Document Request

Miyares says AMP 'refused to comply' with investigative demand into allegations of terror financing

Supreme Court Looks Likely To Uphold TikTok Divestiture Bill in Blow to CCP

'What's the problem here? ByteDance is a foreign company,' says Obama appointee Justice Kagan

An Indian-American Entrepreneur Takes PayPal to Court Over A ‘Minority-Focused’ Investment Program That Didn’t Include Asians

He Brought Down NASDAQ's DEI Policies. Then He Went to the Gaza Border.

An interview with Edward Blum

After Transgender Athlete’s Latest Win, Women’s Sports Advocates Hope for Supreme Court Intervention

Piecemeal decisions at lower courts have created a shifting legal landscape across the nation, advocates say

Judge Upholds Naval Academy's Use of Race in Admissions Process