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The state tried to convince the panel that 150 years of precedent giving the federal government authority over immigration doesn't mean states can't have their own enforcement laws.

The state’s top prosecutor told police a judge’s restraining order stopping arrests of immigrants was not a “lawful, legitimate order.”

The federal court found the 2024 law may violate free speech rights while leaving in a provision allowing parents to request the deletion of social media accounts.

A federal judge declined to dismiss a lawsuit against an AI chatbot app arising from a teen’s suicide.

The 11th Circuit agreed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that lowering water levels in Lake Okeechobee was needed to due to an unstable dike.

Voters in the 1st and 6th congressional districts will choose between established Republicans and Democratic upstarts fueled by an infusion of campaign contributions.

A decision is nigh in the two-week long trial with major implications for the media.

Witnesses from the network described its vetting system for stories, which involves members of its fact-checking, legal and standards and practices divisions.

Zachary Young says CNN ruined his business and reputation with a story implicating him

Zachary Young says CNN ruined his business and reputation when the network ran a story on private contractors charging Afghans trying to flee their country, but he says he didn't participate in these

Opponents claimed the law would increase racial profiling and reduce public safety. The federal appeals court disagreed.

Florida’s governor and attorney general want a three-judge panel to reinstate a law banning state and local agencies from implementing policies limiting cooperation with federal immigration agents.

A federal trial began Monday over whether Florida can deny the right to vote for felons unable to pay court costs, restitution or fines.

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