Lawyer for history professors, already suing Kern Community College District for First Amendment retaliation, demands apology for "at best intimidating" language against his clients by trustee.
Pennsylvania considers expanding its tax credit while others like Michigan have ended the incentive.
U.S. Attorney John Lausch, a holdover from the Trump administration leading the bribery case, says "I’ve defined our problem as a very stubborn one.”
Biden-appointed judge "gave too much credence" to UW claim that parody "land acknowledgment" by instructor Stuart Reges disrupted campus, lawyer says, promising 9th Circuit appeal. University threatened to fire him if he does it again.
California appeals court overruled factual findings at trial, claiming Cathy Miller's cakes are "predesigned" - at odds with 9th Circuit on similar issue for tattoo parlors, her lawyers claim - yet California Supreme Court denied review.
China’s demand increased 4.6% in 2022, which amounted to 200 million tons. India increased its consumption by 9%, or 97 million tons.
Wage challenge, which argues firms could be forced out of business, follows successful lawsuit opposing vaccine mandate.
Federal money meant to combat COVID-19 instead spent on pension bailouts, critical race theory programs, cash grants to illegal immigrants.
With Britain's withdrawal from the EU accomplished, Farage had achieved the goal that motivated his political career.
Trump has vowed to thoroughly overhaul the executive branch agencies, in part through his new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy.