Treasury Sec: 100,000 Firms Have Joined Database Unmasking Shell Company Owners

Janet Yellen said that the new database collecting beneficial ownership information sends the message that “the United States is not a haven for dirty money.”

Judge Dismisses Notre Dame Professor’s Lawsuit Against Student Newspaper

The case had raised questions about press freedom and academic freedom at one of the nation’s preeminent Catholic universities.

Newspaper Sues City for Police Records, Mayor Directs ‘Immediate Steps’ for Response

The Kentucky Open Records Act gives agencies five business days to respond to such requests, but the newspaper reports it submitted a request four months ago.

Group Representing TikTok, Meta and X Sues Ohio Over Limits on Kids’ Social Media Use

Ohio’s law requires social media companies to obtain a parent’s permission for children under 16 to sign up for social media and gaming apps.

Massachusetts Voters Become Latest To Try and Keep Trump off Ballot Over Jan. 6 Attack

Officials in Colorado and Maine have already banned Trump’s name from primary election ballots, and the Supreme Court has agreed to take up Trump's appeal.

The Supreme Court Will Decide if Donald Trump Can Be Kept Off 2024 Ballots

The justices acknowledged the need to reach a decision quickly, as voters will soon begin casting presidential primary ballots across the country.

Trump Asks Supreme Court To Overturn Colorado Ruling Barring Him From 2024 Ballot

Trump appealed a 4-3 ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court that marked the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment was used to bar a presidential contender from the ballot.

Trump Appeals Maine Ruling Barring Him From Ballot Under Insurrection Clause

Trump’s lawyers contend that the oath for the top office isn’t to “support” the Constitution but instead to “preserve, protect and defend” it.