Elon Musk’s SpaceX Loses Lawsuit Against U.S. Air Force
The Air Force successfully argued that SpaceX’s “Starship” proposal was too complex to merit additional funding.
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Asbestos Ban Faces Unexpected Gridlock in Congress
Republicans say their left-leaning counterparts inserted a provision “written by trial lawyers.”
Michigan Supreme Court Says Gov. Whitmer Cannot Continue to Issue Coronavirus-Related Orders
The court said that the law Gov. Whitmer used to justify her repeated extension of executive orders is itself not constitutional.
Judge Won’t Dismiss Trump Administration Against Former National Security Adviser John R. Bolton
A federal judge said that Bolton’s counterarguments against the Trump administration do not hold water.
Pacific Power, PacifiCorp Face Class Action Over Oregon Wildfires
The lawsuit claims that PacifiCorp should have known to deenergize its power lines before a massive windstorm hit parts of Oregon.
Montana Attorneys Hope to Seize Assets of Andrew Anglin, Elusive Neo-Nazi Founder of The Daily Stormer
Andrew Anglin and The Daily Stormer have been ordered to pay tens of millions of dollars across various judgments–but, with Anglin’s whereabouts unknown, attorneys are hoping they may be able to seize his assets.
Victims Committee Asks Court to Subpoena Boy Scouts Records, Rosters, and Financial Information
Attorneys say membership rosters are critically important, especially for former Scouts who were abused at a young age and may not remember their troop numbers or leaders’ names.
Mandalay Bay, MGM International to Pay $800m to Family, Victims of 2017 Las Vegas Shooting
The $800 million award would be divided among thousands of potential claimants.
Lack of Charges in Breonna Taylor Shooting Spur Outrage, Protests
Protests have broken out in Kentucky and across the United States after Louisville prosecutors failed to bring charges against the officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor. Taylor, a Black woman from Louisville, was killed by police officers during a no-knock drug raid. Plainclothes detectives stormed Taylor’s apartment in the middle of the
Facebook Faces Lawsuit from Family Members, Victims of Kenosha Shootings
The lawsuit claims that Facebook, despite receiving numerous reports, permitted alt-right militias to propagate violence against Kenosha protesters.