Tenth Circuit Upholds Oklahoma HB 1775 Vagueness Challenge
The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has rejected an HB 1775 vagueness challenge, ruling that Oklahoma's restriction on teaching eight race- and…
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Data Center Legislation Spreads Across US States as Bipartisan Backlash Deepens
Data center legislation is no longer a fringe concern: within a single week in September 2026, Texas halted environmental permits for new facilities and California's governor…
First Circuit Rules for Bow Parents in Fellers v. Kelley First Amendment Case
The US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has ruled in favour of four plaintiffs in Fellers v. Kelley (No. 25-1442), a First Amendment challenge…
The Department of Energy Hanford Lawsuit Has Been Building for Decades — And It’s Still Not Over
More radioactive waste is stored in a flat, sun-bleached area of Eastern Washington than almost anywhere else on the planet. Located along the Columbia River close…
The Ab Quintanilla Suzette Arriaga Lawsuit Just Cracked Open Three Decades of Family Silence
The internet did what it always does when A.B. Quintanilla shared that mysterious message on social media at the end of August: it was filled with…
Missouri Duelling Injunctions Leave Secretary of State Caught Between Two Courts
The Missouri duelling injunctions that placed Secretary of State Denny Hoskins under conflicting court orders for roughly 16 hours have exposed a genuine gap in American…
LGBTQ Classroom Speech Regulation Divides US Courts and Legal Scholars
A new law review essay argues that LGBTQ classroom speech regulation in American public schools has exposed a structural flaw at the heart of First Amendment…
Missouri Redistricting Emergency Stay Granted Twice in 48 Hours by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States granted a Missouri redistricting emergency stay on 10 September, blocking a federal district court order and restoring the state's…
Utah’s Age Verification Lawsuit Is a Preview of the Internet Fight Every State Will Have to Have
Most people don't think of Salt Lake City when discussing legal disputes pertaining to the internet. However, Utah has been subtly navigating some of the trickiest…
The Sam Smith Normani Copyright Lawsuit Just Got Very Real for Universal Music Group
The song "Dancing With a Stranger" has become one of the music industry's most obstinate legal issues, which is somewhat ironic. Sam Smith and Normani are…
SDNY Court Dismisses Title IX Hostile Environment Claim Over 20-Month Suspension at Mt. Sinai Med School
A federal court in Manhattan has dismissed a Title IX hostile environment claim brought by a medical student who argued that the Icahn School of Medicine…
The Ethan Walker Track and Field Lawsuit Is Going Viral — But Is Any of It Actually Real?
The narrative quickly gains traction, the way things do when they seem ridiculous enough to be plausible. A six-year-old boy named Noah runs onto the track…
The Native Deodorant Lawsuit Nobody Saw Coming — And What It Means for Your Morning Routine
It began with a $14 price tag and a label claim. Ashton Hernandez and Andrew Smyrak, two men from New York, saw a can of Native…
We Heart Seattle Investigation Opens as State Cites Needle-Handling Rules
Washington State's Department of Labor and Industries has opened a We Heart Seattle investigation, targeting the volunteer organisation that removes used needles, drug paraphernalia, and rubbish…
ATF Ghost Gun Rules Ruled Unconstitutional in Texas Federal Court
A federal judge in Texas has struck down the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' ATF ghost gun rules on two independent grounds, finding the…
Inside the Zohran Mamdani Union Pay Lawsuit: The Legal Battle Splitting New York City’s Left
Seeing a self-described democratic socialist mayor adopt a stance that receives "kudos" from the editorial board of the New York Post is genuinely strange. However, due…
Inside the Arizona Ag L’oreal Lawsuit: What L’Oréal Knew, and When They Knew It
On September 11, 2026, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed the first-ever consumer fraud lawsuit against L'Oréal USA and its subsidiary SoftSheen-Carson. She gave a name…
Sound of da Police Prosecution Survives Dismissal Bid in New York
A harassment charge rooted in the Sound of da Police prosecution of a Patterson, New York resident has survived a motion to dismiss, with Justice Court…
GdP Vice Chairman Resignation Follows DDR-Era Abuse Allegations
The GdP vice chairman resignation of Sven Hüber on 26 August 2026 has drawn fresh scrutiny to one of Germany's most prominent police union figures, after…
Wallenstein and Mondelez Lawsuit Ends With $10 Million Settlement Over Two Words on a Cracker Box
Millions of Americans have picked up a box of Wheat Thins without reading the label, most likely somewhere in the grocery aisle between the hummus and…
John H. Lowe III CBS Lawsuit: Inside the Bitter Battle Over What Really Happened in the ‘Matlock’ Writers’ Room
A legal drama creating its own actual courtroom battle is almost painfully ironic. Matlock, the Kathy Bates-led show about a perceptive lawyer navigating a prestigious firm,…
Licence Plate Reader Backlash Mounts as Abbott Freezes $30m in Camera Funding
A licence plate reader backlash is reshaping American surveillance policy at speed, with Republican governors, state legislatures, and now a Senate subcommittee all moving against the…
Jeffco Public Schools Title IX Lawsuit Tests Federal Funding Power
The Jeffco Public Schools Title IX lawsuit, filed on 29 July 2026 in the United States District Court in Colorado, has placed a direct constitutional and…
American Prison Reform Has Repeated Its Mistakes for 250 Years
American prison reform has followed the same dispiriting arc for two and a half centuries: a humanitarian impulse, an institutional failure, and a return to brutality.…
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