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The Supreme Court raised concerns during oral arguments Wednesday that a civil rights group had no direct evidence that racial discrimination occurred in South Carolina’s recent redistricting process, signaling the court could overturn a lower court's decision that had favored the group. The skepticism from the justices came as they listened to arguments in Alexander v. South Carolina State

A judge ruled to put a hold on Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's effort to shut down the non-profit migrant and refugee organization, Annunciation House. On March 7, Judge Francisco Dominguez of the 205th judicial court, heard deliberations from both sides in the case of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton v. Annunciation House after claims of facilitating illegal entry into the U.S., human

The Supreme Court on Monday blocked the enactment of Texas Senate Bill 4, a controversial piece of legislation that will give state police the ability to arrest and deport people suspected of unlawfully crossing from Mexico. The legislation was signed into law in December by Gov. Greg Abbott and was expected to take effect on March 5 but was blocked for a few days before the court took up the

The Justice Department filed a notice Wednesday that it will appeal a Florida federal judge’s order striking down the long-running rule that forced plane and train passengers to wear masks.

The notice of appeal was filed in Tampa federal court at the behest of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ending 48 hours of uncertainty after federal officials stopped enforcing the