LAUSD Ethnic Studies Lawsuit Revived by Ninth Circuit After Standing Ruling
The LAUSD ethnic studies lawsuit brought by Jewish parents and teachers has been revived by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled on 4 September…
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Greenville Doorbell Video Search Puts Sergeant on Leave as Warrant Questions Mount
Ring doorbell footage capturing what appears to be a warrantless Greenville doorbell video search has placed a North Carolina police sergeant on administrative leave, prompting an…
AR-15 Assault Weapon Ban Reaches Supreme Court as First Briefs Land
The AR-15 assault weapon ban challenge is before the Supreme Court of the United States, with petitioners in the consolidated cases of Viramontes v. Cook County…
University of Washington First Amendment Case Costs $600,000 in Settlement
The University of Washington's First Amendment case against professor Stuart Reges has ended in a $600,000 settlement, paid to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression…
Canada-US Trade Tariffs Built on Shaky Economic Ground, Study Finds
Canada-US trade tariffs imposed under Section 338 of the Trade Act of 1930 rest on an economic claim that a new Canadian think-tank study directly contradicts:…
The John Lowe CBS Lawsuit Dismissal Motion Is a Masterclass in How Hollywood Fights Back
There are plenty of lawsuits from the entertainment industry in Los Angeles Superior Court. On the desk of a development executive, they stack up like scripts.…
The University of Michigan Hockey Lawsuit: What 16 Former Players Are Finally Saying Out Loud
Institutions' responses to abuse allegations are unique. They make a declaration. They make reference to a policy. They carefully point out that the individuals who are…
Phoenix Police Officers Charged and Indicted Over Violent Unreported Traffic Stop
Two former Phoenix police officers, Luis Vasquez and Antonio Felix, are among the Phoenix police officers charged with kidnapping and multiple counts of aggravated assault following…
Philippines Urged to Drop Charges Against Indigenous Protesters Over Mining Barricade
Human Rights Watch has called on Philippine authorities to drop charges against Indigenous protesters in the Philippines who were arrested during a police operation to clear…
Kyrsten Sinema Alienation of Affections Claim Proceeds to Trial
An alienation of affections claim against former US Senator Kyrsten Sinema has survived a motion to dismiss, with a federal judge ruling the case can proceed…
LaMelo Sued Twice in One Summer: A Star Player’s Legal Mess Explained
LaMelo Ball trained in France with Rudy Gobert, developed a rapport with Anthony Edwards, and settled into the notion of being a member of what might…
The $5.5 Billion Decision: How Johnson & Johnson Chose to Walk Away From a Fight It Claims to Have Been Winning
The manner in which Johnson & Johnson revealed its proposed $5.5 billion settlement in late July 2026 is subtly breathtaking. The press release was meticulous, bordering…
Olympus Spa Supreme Court Petition Tests Anti-Discrimination Law and Religious Exemptions
The Olympus Spa Supreme Court petition, filed on 10 August 2026 and docketed as No. 26-286, asks the justices to decide whether Washington State's anti-discrimination law…
Sinema Alienation of Affection Claim Survives Jurisdiction Challenge in North Carolina Federal Court
A federal judge in the Middle District of North Carolina has ruled that the court has personal jurisdiction over former United States Senator Kyrsten Sinema in…
Lindsay Clancy Insanity Defence Leaves Plymouth Jury Deadlocked
The Lindsay Clancy insanity defence, tested under the distinctive burden-of-proof rules that make Massachusetts an outlier among American states, ended on 4 September 2026 with a…
Yale Trump Administration Settlement Talks Are Dividing the Campus — And the Country
The fact that Yale, one of the nation's oldest and most powerful universities, hired a law firm and initiated settlement negotiations in response to a federal…
Financial Aid Antitrust Settlement Zelle Payments Are Finally Here — What Former Students Need to Know
Thousands of former college students received an unexpected Zelle notification when they picked up their phones on a Monday morning in late July. Years after a…
Sri Lanka War Crimes Accountability Stalls as HRW Report Finds Tepid Progress
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has warned that Sri Lanka war crimes accountability remains deeply inadequate under President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, despite the new government's early pledges…
Combs Defamation Claim Survives Rule 12 Motion to Dismiss
The Combs defamation claim against Nexstar Media Inc. and attorney Ariel Mitchell has survived a motion to dismiss, with Judge John P. Cronan of the Southern…
How the Sweet v. McMahon Settlement Exposed the Ugly Truth About For-Profit College Scams
A lawsuit that survives two presidential transitions, undergoes three name changes, and ultimately results in the largest class-action settlement against the U.S. federal government in American…
OpenAI Agents’ Rogue Behaviour Raises Fresh Questions on AI Safety Controls
OpenAI agents' rogue behaviour across two separate incidents this year has prompted urgent questions about the industry's ability to contain autonomous AI systems that organise, deceive,…
Josh Blackman Constitutional Law Profile: From STCL to the Supreme Court Stage
Josh Blackman constitutional law scholarship sits at the intersection of academic rigour, libertarian commentary, and increasingly prominent public-policy work, with the South Texas College of Law…
Comanchero Firearms Prohibition Order Breach Alleged at Carnival Duck-Shoot
A member of the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle gang is facing a firearms prohibition order breach charge after police allege he took part in a carnival duck-shooting…
Christopher Jones Deployment Termination Lawsuit: Did His Employer Fire Him for Serving His Country?
Christopher Jones likely anticipated some paperwork and perhaps a few awkward conversations about transition planning when he informed his supervisor at Electrical Components International that he…
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