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Republican speaker mike Johnson has spared no invective describing the LGBTQ community, claiming same-sex marriage will destroy “the entire democratic system.”

Federal Firearms Licenses of Illinois (FFL-IL) is asking U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn for leave to file an amended constitutional challenge to the Protect Illinois Communities Act (PICA), arguing that the registration deadline should be extended in light of the Seventh Circuit’s delay in ruling on injunctive relief.

A federal lawsuit that targets North Carolina’s restrictions on felon voting will return to a federal courtroom on Nov. 14. A hearing is scheduled that morning on the plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment.

Staff at a Pennsylvania middle school withheld information about a student's "gender identity" after the child was bullied and told to commit suicide.

Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation Educators at a Pennsylvania middle school acknowledged that the school was withholding information about a student’s “gender identity” and preferred name after the child was bullied and told to commit suicide, according to documents obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The Southern Lehigh School District (SLSD) instructed teachers…

Justice Janet Protasiewicz railed against a legislative redistricting plan when running for Wisconsin Supreme Court and will now rule on its legality.

WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - BP and Shell have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in a lawsuit by a Louisiana parish over coastal flooding, saying they can’t get a fair trial in a place where any jurors know they have the opportunity to pump billions of dollars into their troubled local economy by ruling against the oil companies.

The state of Florida has requested the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate a law that targets drag shows immediately. This comes as a legal battle over the constitutionality of the measure plays out in federal court.

Seeking to avoid a courtroom appearance, the former president’s eldest daughter alleges prosecutorial error.

As multiple federal courts have issued various rulings on the legality of child sex bans, legal experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation that the Supreme Court is likely to take up the issue.