“Flock Safety ALPR Camera – Automated License Plate Reader” by Tony Webster, CC BY 2.0 A federal judge in Oklahoma just threw out a drug case after ruling that police violated the Fourth Amendment when they used Flock Safety’s automated license-plate cameras to pull a driver’s travel history for roughly a month, without a warrant, and without probable cause. U.S. District Judge Sara E. Hill

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Judge Tanya Chutkan / Wikimedia Commons A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from publicly releasing the names of foreign donors and contract counterparties tied to some of America’s most prominent universities. DC US District Judge Tanya Chutkan, the Obama appointee who presided over the federal election case against President Trump, issued a temporary restraining order barring the Department of

Judge Tanya Chutkan / Wikimedia Commons A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from publicly releasing the names of foreign donors and contract counterparties tied to some of America’s most prominent universities. DC US District Judge Tanya Chutkan, the Obama appointee who presided over the federal election case against President Trump, issued a temporary restraining order barring the Department of

Judge Tanya Chutkan / Wikimedia Commons A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from publicly releasing the names of foreign donors and contract counterparties tied to some of America’s most prominent universities. DC US District Judge Tanya Chutkan, the Obama appointee who presided over the federal election case against President Trump, issued a temporary restraining order barring the Department of

Caitlin Clark and Cathy Engelbert at the WNBA Draft in 2024 (Credit: Sarah Stier/Getty Images) Is the radical corporate apparatus finally waking up to who pays the bills? The NBA has reportedly hired Excel Search & Advisory, the executive search division of the same sports agency that represents WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark, to lead the hunt for the league’s next commissioner. The move comes as

Newly unsealed police bodycam footage shows the moment Altoona officers found Luigi Mangione at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s five days after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead outside a Manhattan hotel. A Manhattan judge released the recordings Friday after CNN petitioned to unseal them. Parts of the footage had been previously played at a suppression hearing last December but had not been made public. Thompson,

Screenshot Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has suggested that African Americans often have negative experiences with their Arab counterparts. El-Sayed, who is of Egyptian descent, made the remarks during an appearance on the Higher Learning podcast. He was asked about his efforts to strengthen support among black voters ahead of November’s election. El-Sayed pointed to endorsements from black political leaders and organizations before saying