Lawsuit: California Gov. Gavin Newsom Claims Trump Lacks Authority to Impose Tariffs
“No state is poised to lose more than the state of California,” Newsom said in a statement.
International Students Sue Trump Admin. Over Termination of F-1 Visas
“Despite no criminal convictions nor immigration violations and having never participated in any protest in the United States or elsewhere, these students were told that due to the termination of their student status, they are ‘expected to depart the United States immediately,’” the ACLU of Montana said.
Jury Finds Rapper Soulja Boy Guilty of Abuse
More than $4 million was awarded after guilty verdict.
Loneliness Warning Ignored, Older Adults Still Suffer
Loneliness epidemic grows as older adults continue to face isolation and limited support.
Judge Dismisses Tithing Lawsuit Against Mormon Church
Most of the tithing-related claims filed against the church allege that its leadership used tithing donations to purchase investments in stocks, bonds, real property, and agriculture; the plaintiffs claim that they were never informed that their tithes might be used for investment, rather than charitable, purposes.
Maine Doubles Down on Human Rights Law as Justice Department Lawsuit Looms
“President Trump, before he was elected, this has been a huge issue for him,” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said. “Pretty simple: girls play in girls’ sports, boys play in boys’ sports.”
Colorado Homeowners Face Rising Insurance Costs
Colorado lawmakers propose insurance fees to tackle rising home coverage costs.
Neighbors Unite After Fire Insurance Disputes
Residents share contamination data after insurance disputes over fire damage.
Highways, Airports, and Redevelopment: Why Cities Use Eminent Domain
As cities continue to grow, eminent domain will remain a significant and often controversial tool in urban development.
4 Times You Should Call a Lawyer
Figuring out when to call a lawyer makes all the difference in the outcome of a legal issue, which sometimes depends heavily on circumstances.