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An attorney for failed Republican candidate Abraham Hamadeh admitted in court proceedings that his client simply did not have the votes or evidence needed to move forward with the case.
The lawsuit alleges that a frozen version of TGI Fridays Mozzarella Sticks Snack contains no mozzarella whatsoever.
In his lawsuit, Dr. David Phillips–who taught summer courses for high school students at the Governor’s School of North Carolina–claims that he was fired after hosting a series of lectures criticizing critical race theory. Attorneys for Phillips note that both students and staff at the school reacted negatively to his lectures.
Attorneys for the class have since said that this is the most money Facebook and its parent company, Meta, have ever agreed to pay to settle a privacy-related lawsuit.
Arizona’s Republican governor agreed to begin removing the temporary border barriers just two weeks before his term expires.
Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown said that the city filed the lawsuit to combat rising rates of firearm violence.
Attorneys for the former president have alleged that New York’s Adult Survivors Act is inherently unconstitutional.
In his ruling, the Maricopa County judge dismissed all but two counts from Lake’s lawsuit.
The teacher says that she was effectively forced to resign after citing her religious beliefs as the reason she could not address students by their preferred pronouns.
The lawsuit claims that Cawthorn, the one-term Republican politician accused of participating in the January 6 riots, failed to pay his “high-powered” conservative attorney an estimated $190,000 in legal fees.