Courts & Law
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Leftists push climate policy, DEI and ESG through courts, seek broad reshaping of America: report
The settlements in these lawsuits filed by left-leaning advocates include provisions that result in ongoing oversight over corporation operations, mandatory training programs and diversity quotas. Companies are required in some cases to fund the reforms, and it all functions as a means to advance liberal policies without involving elected representatives.
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Watchdog sues FBI for tape of Tom Homan allegedly accepting $50K bribe
The lawsuit, filed in the D.C. District Court, alleges that the FBI wrongly denied DDF's request for the recording under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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Warmington announces NH gubernatorial bid to unseat Ayotte
New Hampshire is somewhat unique in that the governor must seek reelection every two years.
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Iran, N. Korea, and Syria supported Oct. 7 Hamas attacks against Israel: lawsuit
The 117-page complaint by the pro-Israel advocacy group seeks damages of at least $4 billion from the states.
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Former Biden official Sam Brinton avoids jail time for stealing luggage at Virginia airport
Brinton will need to complete 50 hours of community service, enter into an adult diversion program, and write a letter of apology to victim Asya Khamsin, who is a Tanzanian fashion designer.
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Judges tell Mississippi lawmakers to redraw three districts that limit black voters' influence
Black voters and the Mississippi State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) filed a lawsuit against the state over the districts in 2022.
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Federal judge cites SCOTUS Chevron ruling when halting HHS rule on gender identity discrimination
U.S. District Judge Louis Guirola agreed with 15 conservative states that sued the administration in his ruling, agreeing that the new law exceeded the government's authority.
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'The biggest one': Title IX gender identity rewrite blocked nationwide under new SCOTUS precedent
Trump appointee takes two business days to apply ruling ending so-called Chevron deference to block Department of Education regulation redefining "sex." Title IX administrator group warns members to be ready for immediate reversal.
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Pro-life demonstrator avoids jail after judge denies Biden admin. request for 1 year behind bars
The Biden Justice Department brought charges against Vaughn and 10 other demonstrators who were present at the Carafem Health Center Clinic in Mt. Juliet for a sit-in protest in March 2021.
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Missouri AG sues New York arguing 'lawfare' against Trump harmed Missourians' constitutional rights
In the lawsuit, Bailey petitions the Supreme Court to declare that New York unlawfully interfered with the presidential election, delay his upcoming sentencing until after the presidential election and eliminate gag orders against him.
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Giuliani disbarred in New York after court finds he repeatedly lied about 2020 election results
The decision was handed down by a New York appeals court in Manhattan
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Judge delays Trump sentencing in hush money case until after convention
Trump's sentencing date was originally scheduled for July 11.
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Platforms over people? SCOTUS decisions make social media censorship easier than protecting speech
Justice Alito's concurrence reads more like dissent, says Kagan's opinion "unreflectively assumes" that platforms who "use secret algorithms to review and moderate an almost unimaginable quantity of data" are same as "newspaper editors who marked up typescripts in blue pencil 50 years ago."