Adam Klasfeld is the Editor-in-Chief and Owner at All Rise News. He specializes in fearless journalism about law and legal affairs, focusing on topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and public policy, particularly in the context of the Trump era. Adam's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Slate Magazine, MSN, and Just Security.
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Adam Klasfeld mainly focuses on government and politics, particularly legal cases and policy regulation. His coverage also includes the real estate industry to a lesser extent.
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The report warns that a “catastrophic failure” could leave “millions” without their ballots and “derail” the midterm elections.
By: Adam Klasfeld
Trump’s second birthright citizenship order fared no better than the first.
A federal judge expressed skepticism about allowing states to use a new USPS system before the midterms.
The Trump DOJ backed xAI’s lawsuit against Minnesota’s law clamping down on deepfake porn.
By: Adam Klasfeld
A judge seems unlikely to give the DOJ another bite at the apple on Hearn’s prosecution.
Judge Talwani enjoined Trump’s order, finding it ‘threatens disenfranchisement of millions.”
Here’s the story of the newly formed advocacy group that just defeated an attempted Missouri gerrymander.
Days ago, New York City settled lawsuits over toxic air, and Saudi Arabia will fight liability in court next month.
Allison Gill and I discuss ProPublica’s bombshell reporting who funded Don Jr.’s lavish Bahamas wedding.
SCOTUS sounded the death knell late on Monday. Also, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse reacts to Don Jr.’s wedding revelations.
