Trump Says He’ll Provide DNA Sample in Rape Defamation Case
The former president said that he would be willing to provide DNA samples in a defamation lawsuit filed by writer E. Jean Carroll, who claims that Trump raped her in the 1990s.
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Trump, Habba Appeal Sanctions Order
A federal circuit court had earlier sanctioned Trump and his attorney, Alina Habba, for filing a “frivolous” lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and other Democratic officials.
Brett Favre Sues Mississippi Officials, Sportscasters for Defamation
Favre filed his lawsuits after being accused of illegally appropriating money intended for a Mississippi welfare program.
Texas Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against New Biden Administration Weapons Rule
The lawsuit alleges that a new A.T.F. rule defining handguns with stabilizing braces as a form of short-barreled rifle could have massive implications for millions of Americans.
Transgender Advocacy Organization Sues South Dakota Gov. Noem
A spokesperson for Noem’s office claimed that a state contract with the Transformation Project was signed without the governor’s knowledge and consent.
Family Sues Kenosha Schools After Officer Kneels on 12-Year-Old Girl’s Neck
An attorney for the defendant officer suggested that his client suffered grievous injuries while attempting to break up the fight between two 12-year-old girls.
Athletes Sues NFL Over High Rate of Disability Denials
The lawsuit alleges that, in many cases, physicians are penalized when they find that former NFL players are entitled to disability benefits.
State Attorneys General Ask Court to Shutter DACA
The conservative-led lawsuit asks a federal court to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program within two years.
Elon Musk Wins “Funding Secured” Shareholder Lawsuit
One federal jury member told the court that they had a hard time following the shareholders’ arguments.
U.S. Government to Pay $10m to Family of Ugandan Activist Killed in National Park
The young Ugandan human rights activist was decapitated by an unsecured metal gate on the periphery of Arches National Park.