Judiciary Pushes for 71 New Federal Judgeships, with Four in NJ
The Judicial Conference seeks dozens of federal judgeships to address rising caseloads after past administration veto.
US judiciary warns of threats amid 'concerning' calls to impeach judges
Key members of the U.S. federal judiciary warned on Tuesday of a rising number of threats directed at their colleagues and described calls to impeach judges over their rulings "concerning" as some Republican lawmakers push to remove jurists who have blocked U.
2 Senior Judges, Appointed by Repubicans, Speak Out About Threats Against Federal Judiciary
Two senior federal judges, both appointed by Republican presidents, have spoken out against threats of violence and impeachment against their colleagues in the judiciary
Judiciary Pushes for 71 New Federal Judgeships
The Judicial Conference seeks dozens of federal judgeships to address rising caseloads after past administration veto.
Veteran US Judges Slap Back at GOP Calls for Impeachment
As Republican lawmakers seek to impeach judges for slowing President Donald Trump’s agenda, two leaders of the US judiciary issued rare public remarks condemning those actions as threats to the independence of judges.
Judges warn against impeachments for rulings against Trump
Two members of the advisory body for the federal judiciary warned Tuesday about Congress turning to impeachment of judges if lawmakers are unhappy with decisions. Four impeachment resolutions have been filed against three judges this year,
Federal judges push back on calls for impeaching jurists who rule against Trump
Two senior members of the federal judiciary on Tuesday pushed back on Republican threats to impeach judges who rule against President Donald Trump, asserting that such a move would “short circuit” the appeals process.
Judiciary leaders ask Congress to create new judgeships after Biden vetoed bill
The country’s leading federal judicial policymaking body urged Congress on Tuesday to approve 71 new lower court judgeships ...
Judge to consider blocking mass firings of government employees after 20 states sue
A federal judge will consider issuing a temporary restraining order that would block future firings and reinstate ...
Growing judicial voices challenge Trump’s erosion of constitutional norms
Federal judges hearing Trump administration litigation have increasingly gone beyond the case at hand to reflect on potential ...
Trump's federal workforce cuts: A timeline of firings and court reversals
Feb. 4: USAID employees placed on administrative leave About 10,000 employees of the United States Agency ... challenge ...
EPA likely to move to further limit federal protections for wetlands
The Trump administration on Wednesday announced it will reconsider the reach of the nation's bedrock clean water law and ...
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The United States Court of Federal Claims Issues Favorable Ruling on "Other Transaction" Authority Jurisdiction
On February 24, 2025, Judge Armando Bonilla of the United States Court of Federal Claims (COFC) issued a decision holding that the COFC is the “de facto” forum for protests challenging agency ...
US federal judiciary undertakes review of its own DEI programs
The federal judiciary is undertaking a review of its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, a process it kicked off ...
‘Cannot interject themselves’: Trump DOJ says states suing over president’s mass firings have no ‘legitimate claims’ and are doomed to fail in federal court
State attorneys general in 20 states suing the Trump administration over its mass firings of federal workers have "no hope of ...