The Ninth Circuit has maintained its pause on two lower court orders that curbed the Trump administration’s power to detain noncitizens without bond hearings.

President Donald Trump’s decision to remove Pam Bondi as attorney general delivers a new disruption to an already embattled US Justice Department as it works to advance the administration’s policy goals and sometimes controversial prosecutions.

A debate over which federal office should be the primary regulator of hazardous chemical safety in the workplace is playing out in courts and Congress.

The GSA said on Friday that it is restoring Anthropic's technology to the agency's multiple award schedule after a California federal judge blocked the Trump administration from requiring all federal agencies to stop using Claude. https://www.law360.com/articles/2461567

The viability of the federal Wiretap Act as a path to recovery for consumers targeting health care providers and financial institutions with online privacy claims will likely become clearer during oral arguments April 6.

Attorneys general in 23 states and D.C., filed a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump's executive order placing limits on mail-in voting, joining voting-rights advocates and Democratic leaders in claiming the order exceeds the president's authority. https://www.law360.com/articles/2461700

Opinion: Corporations, investors, and retail traders hoping for regulatory guidance on prediction markets may soon get their wish.

The Federal Communications Commission asked Congress for an operating budget of just over $398 million next year, a 4.3% cutback from the current fiscal year. https://www.law360.com/articles/2461721

Opinion: A lawsuit against AI recruiting platform Eightfold puts a quiet employer risk front and center: When software scores, ranks, or filters candidates using consumer report-related information, federal consumer protection law may already be in play.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and its AG faced pushback from some in the state's legal community for calling for the impeachment of a judge for releasing a man who went on to allegedly kill his 5-year-old stepdaughter, with critics blasting them as being politically motivated.

Plaintiffs’ attorneys for 401(k) savers are scouring a new Department of Labor alternative asset proposal to spot litigation potential if more plans venture beyond typical public markets.

A former DOJ acting deputy chief who was fired last year after a hidden-camera video of him discussing the Epstein files was posted online has told a federal judge his due process case must survive because the Trump administration now controls federal oversight agencies.

Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin must pay $8 million damages to the family of a woman attacked by a person in its waiting room who was known to present a security risk, a state appeals court said.

The DOJ has put to use for the first time its new corporate enforcement policy of declining prosecutions when companies self-report potential criminal violations, but experts say the new initiative has rendered a more business-friendly approach by the SDNY moot.

President Donald Trump’s executive orders directing the EEOC to investigate big law firms for race-based programs and policies violate the commission’s procedures, a group of former officials from the civil rights agency said in an amicus brief.