Federal Judge

A federal judge is an appointed official who presides over cases in the United States federal court system, interpreting and applying the law to make rulings and judgments.

Why it’s in the news: Federal judges are in the news due to high-profile legal rulings, ethical controversies, and increasing threats against the judiciary.

Latest on Federal Judge

• The Biglaw Partner/Federal Judge Romance Scandal Has A $15 Million Ending
• DHS General Counsel Names Four Federal Judges ‘Worst Of The Worst’ As Threats Against Judiciary Hit 564
• Federal Judge Blocks Minnesota Prediction Market Law From Taking Effect
• Federal Judge Asks Supreme Court To Please Start Publicly Humiliating His Colleagues
• Kentucky Law Professor Sues To Stop New Dean And Every Federal Judge Already Recused
• Federal Judge rejects Kalshi bid to block New York gambling enforcement law
• A judge indicated skepticism about the Pentagon's classification of Anthropic as a security risk
• Anthropic gets 90 days to prove it's not a national security threat — but the government hasn't proven that it is
• A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration has not provided sufficient evidence to support designating Anthropic as a supply-chain risk
• Romantic Scandal Ends In Multimillion-Dollar Payout — See Also
• Judge says Trump admin still lacks evidence for Anthropic ‘supply-chain risk’ label

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