Redistricting based on race is unconstitutional, the Department of Justice (DOJ) told the Supreme Court as the court prepares to hear a major election law case next month. The comments by the DOJ came in a Sept. 24 brief as … Continue reading Race-based redistricting is unconstitutional, DOJ tells Supreme Court
An advocacy group is urging the Supreme Court to allow a religious parent to opt her child out of California’s mandatory vaccination policy for schoolchildren. The new application in We The Patriots USA v. Ventura Unified School District, docketed by … Continue reading Supreme Court asked to exempt California schoolchild from vaccination mandate
The Supreme Court on Sept. 22 temporarily upheld President Donald Trump’s authority to fire Federal Trade Commission (FTC) member Rebecca Slaughter, and announced it will hear a challenge to a 90-year-old precedent limiting that authority. Trump’s ousting of Slaughter is … Continue reading Supreme Court allows Trump to fire FTC member for now
The U.S. Supreme Court on Sept. 19 formally blocked a trial in New York state court related to an upcoming high court case over New Jersey Transit’s potential liability for injuries caused outside its home state. The state trial will … Continue reading Supreme Court halts New Jersey Transit trial in New York
The Justice Department stated on Sept. 19 that it will seek a sentence of at least 30 years behind bars for Nicholas John Roske for attempting to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh three years ago. Roske was dressed in … Continue reading Justice Department seeks 30-year sentence for would-be Kavanaugh assassin
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Sept. 19 for an emergency order letting it revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 300,000 Venezuelan immigrants in the United States. The emergency application in Noem v. National TPS Alliance … Continue reading Trump admin urges Supreme Court to remove legal protections for Venezuelan immigrants
A federal district judge in Florida threw out President Donald Trump’s multibillion-dollar defamation lawsuit against The New York Times on Sept. 19. U.S. District Judge Steven Merryday said in a ruling that the lawsuit as it currently stands violates court … Continue reading Federal judge tosses Trump’s $15 billion lawsuit against New York Times
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Sept. 18 to grant an emergency order ousting Lisa Cook, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, from her post. President Donald Trump alleges that Cook committed mortgage fraud related … Continue reading Trump asks Supreme Court to remove Lisa Cook as Fed governor
A federal district judge on Sept. 18 formally blocked the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from deporting a group of Guatemalan children who entered the United States illegally and without parents. The new order issued by Judge Timothy Kelly of … Continue reading Federal judge blocks deportation of unaccompanied Guatemalan children
President Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court on Sept. 16 to leave his firing of Federal Trade Commission (FTC) member Rebecca Slaughter intact after the high court temporarily upheld it last week. Slaughter, formerly chief counsel to Sen. Chuck Schumer … Continue reading Trump asks Supreme Court to uphold his firing of FTC member
I was on NewsX World (TV in India) on Sept. 16, 2025, talking about President Donald Trump’s efforts in court to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook. My segment starts at about the 3:15 mark. Here is the video clip: Continue reading Vadum on NewsX World to discuss Trump’s efforts to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook
I was on NewsX World (TV in India) on Sept. 16, 2025, talking about President Donald Trump’s multi-billion-dollar lawsuit against the New York Times. Here is the video clip: Continue reading Vadum appeared on NewsX World to talk about Trump’s billion-dollar lawsuit against New York Times
I was on NewsX World (TV in India) on Sept. 16, 2025, talking about the leftist folk hero and accused murderer Luigi Mangione. Here is the video clip: Continue reading Vadum appeared on NewsX World to talk about Luigi Mangione
The Trump administration said on Sept. 16 that it will appeal a three-judge panel’s ruling that prevents the president from firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. On Sept. 15, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District … Continue reading Trump to appeal ruling allowing Fed governor Lisa Cook to keep her job
I was on NewsX World (TV in India) on Sept. 13 talking some more about leftist violence and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Here is a link to the video clip: Continue reading Vadum on NewsX World talking again about leftist violence and Charlie Kirk
The U.S. Supreme Court on Sept. 12 temporarily halted a New York state trial related to an upcoming high court case over New Jersey Transit’s potential liability for injuries caused outside its home state. Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who oversees emergency … Continue reading Supreme Court temporarily blocks New Jersey Transit trial in NY
President Donald Trump filed an appeal on Sept. 10 against a federal judge’s order reinstating Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook after he fired her last month. Cook joined the Federal Reserve System’s board of governors in January 2022 to fill … Continue reading Trump appeals court order reinstating Federal Reserve governor he fired
I was on “India Today” on Sept. 10 talking about leftist violence and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Here is a link to the video clip (sorry – I can’t figure out how to embed this in a media player): … Continue reading Vadum appears on ‘India Today’ to discuss Charlie Kirk, leftist violence
The Supreme Court on Sept. 10 declined to block a lower court order allowing a female student who identifies as male to use boys’ restrooms in school despite a South Carolina ban. In the high court’s new ruling in South … Continue reading Supreme Court rules for transgender-identifying student in bathroom dispute
A Florida appeals court on Sept. 10 unanimously struck down the state’s law banning the open carry of firearms. The ruling by the state’s First District Court of Appeal reversed the conviction of Stanley Victor McDaniels. He was found guilty … Continue reading Florida’s open carry gun ban struck down by state court