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The constitutionality of using cell phone data to prosecute the January 6th mob
Conservatives argue for the repeal of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, to prevent censorship of their viewpoints. Facebook is trying a new way to determine what can be on their platform.
Former President Donald Trump has been impeached by the House for inciting a riot. But will he be convicted in the Senate?
How Trump is failing to overturn the election and how he might use his pardon power in his final days
With states certifying the election results for Joe Biden, what happens if Donald Trump decides not to concede the election?
We look at the fallout from the uncertain presidential election in 2000, when the SCOTUS had to step in, and what it means for 2020.
Following the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, what will happen to the Supreme Court?
Did the Republicans break the law by using the White House as a backdrop for the RNC? And, if so, will anyone hold them accountable?
We review some of the big cases that were decided during the SCOTUS term and assess the Constitutionality of the federal policing in Portland
In America, states are given a lot of power to decide how local law enforcement operates. Can the President or Congress do anything to change the crisis in American policing?