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Donald Trump has reshaped the federal bench more than most modern presidents: his first term yielded 234 Article III appointments (including three Supreme Court justices, 54 appellate judges and 174 d...
Reporting in 2024 documents a mix of localized prosecutions and security assessments tied to anti-fascist (Antifa) actors: U.S. courts convicted two anti‑fascist activists of conspiracy to riot relate...
The United States has long alleged that Nicolás Maduro and top Venezuelan officials led a transnational criminal enterprise responsible for large-scale drug trafficking, narco‑terrorism, money‑launder...
U.S. courts have on multiple occasions upheld private agreements, arbitrations, wills and choice-of-law clauses that incorporated or called for application of Islamic law (often via foreign law or pri...
The immediate legal terrain is contested: international law scholars widely argue the U.S. raid that captured Nicolás Maduro violated the UN Charter’s prohibition on the use of force against another s...
U.S. courts have long treated denaturalization as a narrow, judicially constrained remedy for fraud or concealment in the naturalization process, and courts have recognized that children or spouses wh...
DuckDuckGo publicly states it has not produced user search logs to U.S. courts and maintains it does not collect the sort of personally identifiable query logs that would be subject to search warrants...
No news organizations can be definitively identified from the supplied reporting as having obtained or published court exhibits from a case styled "USA v. Riley"; the available documents focus overwhe...
The 2025 HHS poverty guidelines (commonly called the federal poverty level or FPL) list $15,650 as the annual poverty guideline for a single person in the 48 contiguous states and D.C., with higher fi...
The public record contains contemporaneous documents and later-released materials that place socially and logistically in Epstein’s orbit — photographs, flight logs or references to flights, and a cou...
A targeted search of the provided reporting and public-record guidance finds no direct, publicly available court dockets, liens, or bankruptcy filings for Lisa Noelle Voldeng or named prior businesses...
U.S. courts have repeatedly constrained the government's power to strip citizenship, treating citizenship as a fundamental right that cannot be revoked lightly and requiring high procedural and eviden...
The United States asserts criminal and national-security justifications for detaining Nicolás Maduro — he has long been indicted in U.S. courts on drug-related charges and designated by the State Depa...
Courtroom records and contemporary reporting available in the provided materials confirm that a man named Travis Collins was tried and found guilty in at least one 2024–2025 homicide matter, but the s...
Available search results show no document or docket that names "Leann Nelkenbrecher" specifically; federal bankruptcy records are public and searchable through PACER and local court portals, but the p...
The official HHS poverty guidelines are published by the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) and are released as a Federal Register notice; ASPE hosts the detailed gui...
Recent reporting and legal materials show several high-profile developments shaping when and why U.S. courts seal records: state-level reforms that expand automatic sealing (for example, California’s ...