Keystone Daily Staff
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Analysis: Fifth Circuit Detention Ruling Could Shape Supreme Court Case
The full Fifth Circuit ruled on Oct. 23 that detained immigrants who were never formally admitted have no constitutional right to a bond hearing…
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I-638 Takes Girls Sports Fight Past Olympia to Washington Voters
Washington voters will decide Initiative 638 on Nov. 3, a ban on transgender girls in K-12 girls sports in the first state to allow…
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Fifth Circuit Denies Bond Hearing Right to Some Detained Immigrants
The full Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Oct. 23 that detained immigrants who were never formally admitted to the U.S. have no…
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Washington Voters Decide Nov. 3 on Transgender Girls Sports Ban
Washington voters will decide Initiative 638 on the Nov. 3 ballot, which would bar transgender girls from girls sports in K-12 schools. Supporters and…
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Seattle District 5 voters choose between Kang and Jenks in November
Voters in Seattle’s District 5 will pick a new City Council member in a special election on the November ballot, choosing between Nilu Jenks…
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Citizens Challenge Government Reach in Supreme Court’s Current Term
The Washington Examiner reports that three Supreme Court cases on property rights and personal freedoms are set for argument this term. This analysis looks…
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Switchblade, Body Armor Rulings Raise Stakes for Supreme Court AR-15 Case
Two federal courts ruled Oct. 21 that switchblade knives and body armor are protected “arms” under the Second Amendment, and gun-rights advocates say the…
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What It Means: Trump Rules Out Pool, Not a Press Move
President Donald Trump said on Oct. 24 the old White House swimming pool will never return, but he may move the press corps to…
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What It Means: Squeezed Budgets Dent Halloween Candy Demand
Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the month ending Oct. 17 from a year earlier, according to NielsenIQ. The slump shows how family budgets…
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Charges Against Ex-FBI Officials Raise Accountability and Timing Questions
Two former FBI officials surrendered on Oct. 23 on charges of lying to Congress about the bureau’s Hunter Biden investigations. If the evidence holds,…
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Supreme Court Takes Up Property Rights and Personal Freedom Cases
Three Supreme Court cases involving property rights and personal freedoms are set to be argued this term, according to the Washington Examiner. The outlet…
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Alaska Senate suit tests federal reach over state elections
The Justice Department’s suit asks a federal court to bar Alaska from certifying a Senate result if confusion over two candidates named Dan Sullivan…
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