Success Academy AP Scores Lawsuit Tests New York State’s Data Privacy Claim
Success Academy AP scores are at the centre of a federal First Amendment lawsuit filed against New York's state Education Department, after the department declined to…
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Fifth Circuit Takes Up Felon Gun Ban Challenge on Two Fronts
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is set to reconsider the federal felon gun ban challenge on two separate constitutional grounds, having granted en banc rehearing…
Non-Domiciled CDL Federal Regulation Lawsuit: What’s Really at Stake for Commercial Drivers
One of the more significant trucking-related court cases of the decade revolves around a single word. It's called "unexpired." It can be found in a federal…
Springdale Borough Swing Charges Against Two Sisters Collapse at Trial
The Springdale borough swing charges brought against two young sisters were dismissed on 20 August after a district judge found that they had caused accidental damage,…
Trump Backs Flock Safety Camera Legislation Despite Growing Bipartisan Opposition
Flock Safety camera legislation is dividing Congress along unexpected lines, and President Donald Trump has now placed himself firmly on the side of law enforcement, telling…
Jeju Scandal Exposes South Korea Missing Persons Crisis
The South Korea missing persons scandal centred on Jeju Island has widened into a national reckoning, after a police officer admitted falsifying case records to avoid…
Section 301 Tariffs Called Illegal by the Officials Who Drafted the Law
Three former senior trade officials, including the lawyer who wrote the original version of Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, have told the Court…
Rep. Massie Files Hegseth Impeachment Articles Over War Powers and Civilian Deaths
Eight Hegseth impeachment articles were filed on Tuesday by Rep. Thomas Massie (R–Ky.), with the Kentucky Republican submitting H.Res.1177 in the 119th Congress and triggering a…
The SEC Lawsuit Against LSU Is Far From Over — And Everyone Knows It
College football has never been an easy sport to manage. However, what transpired between the Southeastern Conference and LSU over the last few weeks reached a…
Jason Isbell Suno Lawsuit Takes a New Angle Nobody Expected — and It Might Actually Work
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Jason Isbell filed a class-action lawsuit against the AI music creation platform Suno in federal court in Massachusetts on September 1, 2026. Carly Simon,…
Voice Stress Test Defamation Claim Survives Dismissal in Arkansas Federal Court
A voice stress test defamation claim against the licensor of a Computer Voice Stress Analyser has survived the pleadings stage in the Eastern District of Arkansas,…
DSA Designation of ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox Sets Four-Month Compliance Clock
The DSA designation of ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as Very Large Online Platforms and Search Engines by the European Commission on 31 August 2026 brings all…
Supreme Court USPS Mail Ballot Rule Blocked for 2026 Midterms in 7-2 Ruling
The Supreme Court of the United States has refused, by 7-2, to stay a lower-court injunction blocking the Supreme Court USPS mail ballot rule that federal…
America First Legal Mounts AB 2624 Free Speech Challenge in Sacramento Federal Court
America First Legal has filed an AB 2624 free speech challenge in Sacramento federal court on behalf of conservative YouTuber Nick Shirley, seeking both a declaratory…
Oklahoma Judge’s ChatGPT Citations Prompt Judicial Discipline Review
A sitting Oklahoma judge's ChatGPT citations to two non-existent cases have closed a criminal investigation but opened the door to judicial discipline proceedings, after the state…
PlayStation Digital Game Ownership Lawsuit: Sony Says You Never Really Bought Anything
The PlayStation Store has a button labeled "Buy Now." Without giving it much thought, millions of people have clicked it, tapping their card information, waiting for…
Mastodon Faces Brent Hinds Estate Lawsuit Over Likeness, Buyout, and Broken Promises
In the music industry, there is an adage that goes, "The hardest part of a band isn't making it—it's breaking up." That lesson is currently being…
NYC Grocery Store Fines Spark Retaliation Claims Against Mamdani Administration
Immigrant-owned shops in East Harlem at the centre of the dispute over NYC grocery store fines say they have been hit with a surge in sanitation…
Section 338 Tariffs Against Canada Face Major Questions Challenge
The legal case against Section 338 tariffs against Canada is strengthening on two constitutional fronts: the major questions doctrine and the nondelegation doctrine. Both arguments deserve…
The Shilo Sanders $11 Million Lawsuit Started With a Phone Call. It Hasn’t Ended Since
A Dallas school hallway in 2015 is very different from the courtroom in Denver. However, a fifteen-year-old boy, a security guard, a confiscated phone, and a…
Universal Music Group vs. DistroKid: The Lawsuit That Could Reshape Who Controls What Gets Called Music
One specific DistroKid account is known as "Lofi Chill." It released 4,562 tracks over the course of a year. No press run, no interviews, and no…
Sutton Canary Lecture on Federalism Challenges View That Supreme Court Follows Party Lines
The Sixth Circuit's outgoing chief judge used the 2026 Sumner Canary Memorial Lecture at Case Western Reserve University School of Law to argue, through the lens…
Ream Home Distilling Ban Heads to the Supreme Court
A petition filed with the United States Supreme Court on 20 July 2026 has placed the Ream home distilling ban at the centre of a constitutional…
BART Vaccine Mandate Ruling Upheld as Ninth Circuit Backs $7.8m Jury Award
The Ninth Circuit's BART vaccine mandate ruling has affirmed a jury verdict of $7,824,580 in favour of six former transit workers who were dismissed for declining…
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