Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 08.07.26

* Murkowski will vote against Todd Blanche, putting the nomination in the hands of Bill Cassidy to see if he's learned anything since confirming RFK Jr. [CNN] * Fresh off losing at the Supreme Court, Trump issues new executive orders to limit birthright citizenship. [NPR] * Christian Scientist argues company 401(k) violates religious rights by investing in fossil fuels. [Bloomberg Law News] * Rand Paul refers Anthony Fauci to Justice Department for a contempt of Congress charge based solely on committee vote. Which is illegal, but none of this circus has been particularly legal anyway. [Courthouse News Service] * Lawmakers asked Skadden to explain its pro bono arrangement with the administration, and the response was... uncooperative. [Law360] * DOJ earns yet another benchslap in effort to seize voter data. [Raw Story] * Trump judge temporarily blocks BBC from discovery in Trump's defamation suit against the network. [Forbes]

* Murkowski will vote against Todd Blanche, putting the nomination in the hands of Bill Cassidy to see if he’s learned anything since confirming RFK Jr. [CNN]

* Fresh off losing at the Supreme Court, Trump issues new executive orders to limit birthright citizenship. [NPR]

* Christian Scientist argues company 401(k) violates religious rights by investing in fossil fuels. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Rand Paul refers Anthony Fauci to Justice Department for a contempt of Congress charge based solely on committee vote. Which is illegal, but none of this circus has been particularly legal anyway. [Courthouse News Service]

* Lawmakers asked Skadden to explain its pro bono arrangement with the administration, and the response was… uncooperative. [Law360]

* DOJ earns yet another benchslap in effort to seize voter data. [Raw Story]

* Trump judge temporarily blocks BBC from discovery in Trump’s defamation suit against the network. [Forbes]