Mangione's Anonymous Jury: The Fact Most Coverage Buried
A judge ordered an anonymous jury for Luigi Mangione's murder trial. Coverage split between 'Free Luigi' spectacle and a prosecutor's warning most outlets buried.
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The $0 Tax Loophole That Just Gutted a 90-Year-Old Gun Law
A Texas judge voided NFA gun-registration rules after Congress zeroed the tax behind them. Outlets already disagree on what the ruling actually changes.
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Two Minutes, No Warrant: The Border Phone Search Ruling, Explained
A federal appeals court says CBP can hand-search any phone at the border with zero suspicion. The case that set the rule isn't the one most coverage describes.
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Illinois' Tuition Law for Undocumented Students Struck Down
A federal court ruled Illinois can't give undocumented students in-state tuition. It's the fifth state to lose that fight this year, with nine more pending.
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