* States take up antitrust challenge to Paramount-Warner Bros. deal after DOJ looks the other way in deference to presidential donors. [Deadline]
* Fifth Circuit overturns earlier panel decision and reaffirmed that the federal government can hold those suspected of immigration violations indefinitely without bond. [Stateline]
* Remembering Lindsey Graham’s Judiciary Committee legacy of craven hypocrisy. [Balls and Strikes]
* Second Circuit nixes effort to get rid of congestion pricing. [Law360]
* ICE guns down another innocent man — not even a target of law enforcement — this time in Maine. [CNN]
* A years-long investigation into a wrongful rape conviction in Syracuse and how the police, the university, and the courts all failed. [ProPublica]
* Todd Blanche’s confirmation faces strong headwinds as some Republicans raise concerns. [Slate]
* Can the government force the NY Times to give up its sources? [Reuters]
* Lawyers unsure if AI is providing actual value. [ABA Journal]