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California Lawsuit Challenges Radical Overhaul of EPA Rules

“Donald Trump is breaking the laws that protect Americans from climate pollution — all to enrich his Big Oil and his wealthy polluting allies. Workers, families, and communities would pay the price, left choking on dirty air. No one is above the law in this country. Not even the president. We’ll fight this lawlessness in court,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

Detroit-area School Settles After Student “Humiliated” for Refusing to Stand for Pledge

“It was terrifying at times, scary to face a teacher and overwhelming with the attention that came with the publicity. But it taught me the importance of speaking up for what I believe is right,” Danielle said in a statement released by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Arab American Civil Rights League.

Pro-Palestinian Activist Claims She Was Targeted By Foiled Firebombing After Filing Lawsuit

“For months, Zionist organizations like Betar […] have encouraged violence against my family and me,” the plaintiff said in a statement, adding that she “will not stop speaking up for the people of Palestine.”

BBC Asks Federal Court to Dismiss Trump’s $10b Libel Lawsuit

Aside from venue- and jurisdiction-related concerns, the BBC said that, by the time the documentary was released in October 2024, Trump had received so much negative publicity with respect to his actions on January 6 that a brief sequence in a documentary was unlikely to cause the president any more reputational harm than he has already suffered.

Judge: Minnesota Schools Can Continue Offering In-State Tuition to Undocumented Immigrants

“Today, we defeated another one of Donald Trump’s efforts to misconstrue federal law to force Minnesota to abandon duly passed state laws and become a colder, less caring state,” state Attorney General Keith Ellison wrote.

Bank of America to Pay $72.5m to Settle Epstein Claims

In a statement, Bank of America maintained that it never knowingly aided Epstein in his crimes, but said that the agreement will, at the very least, allow all involved parties to begin moving forward.

How Medical Malpractice Is Proven in Miami: Duty, Breach, Causation, Damages

Medical malpractice cases in Miami turn on more than whether medical care felt wrong or ended badly.

How to Appeal a Denied Lost Wage Claim in Florida Workers’ Comp

Taking these steps can help you secure the benefits you need to recover fully and maintain your financial stability while healing from a workplace injury.

What Illinois Courts Expect Policyholders to Prove in First-Party Insurance Disputes

The burden-of-proof structure in Illinois first-party insurance disputes is more favorable to policyholders than many realize.

When Does a DUI Become a Felony in California?

The immediate penalties from a felony DUI conviction are only the tip of the iceberg.

What Makes a DUI “Aggravated” in Illinois?

Potential aggravated DUI charges in Illinois come with an array of short and long term legal consequences.

How to Send HIPAA Compliant Documents for Personal Injury Cases in 2026

While this guide provides a framework for compliance, the complexities of HIPAA and state privacy laws require expert guidance.

Justice Department Settles Lawsuit with Former Trump Advisor Michael Flynn

“This Department of Justice will continue to pursue accountability at all levels for this wrongdoing,” the agency said. “Such weaponization of the federal government must never be allowed to happen again.”

After Social Media Win, Attorneys Turn Their Sights Toward Online Betting Apps

“Defendants have full visibility into users’ concerning betting patterns and then push the users to gamble further through targeted advertising, personalized ‘bonus’ incentives, and ‘push’ notifications,” the lawsuit alleges.

Federal Court Dismisses Twitter Lawsuit Against Jaded Advertisers

“X has not alleged that the boycott against it allows or is intended to allow a competing social media company to corner the supply market for online advertising space,” a federal judge wrote in her order to dismiss.

Wrongful Death vs. Survival Actions: Which Claim Should Your Atlanta Family File?

You do not have to decide between a wrongful death claim and a survival action, as most families benefit from filing both at the same time.

Are Magic Mushrooms Legal in Canada in 2026? Why Storefronts Are Misleading

To be clear, despite the misleading presence of storefronts, magic mushrooms remain federally illegal in Canada for general use.

9 Common Mistakes That Hurt Social Security Disability Claims in Buffalo

Filing for Social Security disability in Buffalo is challenging, but avoiding these common mistakes can make the proceed smoother.

Dangerous Drugs and Product Liability Lawsuits: What You Need to Know in 2026

The legal system provides a critical pathway to hold powerful corporations accountable.

Jury Weighs Liability in Social Media Trial

Jurors consider whether social media companies caused harm to young user.