California’s San Bernardino County Loses Another Lawsuit Against Gov. Newsom
The county had hoped to upend Gov. Newsom’s stay-at-home orders.
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Mask Lawsuit Against Tulsa Dismissed By All Involved
The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice by all involved parties.
Pennsylvania Man Sues NRA for Allegedly Inspiring Synagogue Shooter
The lawsuit claims that the NRA, Colt, and other entities facilitated a mass shooting that left 11 people dead, including the plaintiffs’ parents.
Maryland’s Frederick County to Pay $125k Discrimination Settlement to Salvadoran Woman
The lawsuit claimed Frederick County Sheriff Charles Jenkins actively side-stepped federal law, forcing “suspicious” motorists to undergo immigration checks for even petty offenses.
Irish Mother and Daughter Sue Conor McGregor for Millions
The unidentified younger woman says she was brutally raped by McGregor in a Dublin hotel room in 2018.
Texas Attorney General Paxton Sues Biden Administration for Ordering Halt to Immigration Deportations
The Trump administration appears to have intentionally set up a series of last-minute, inter-state agreements to confound Biden’s anticipated attempts at immigration reform.
Former Assistant to Soulja Boy Says Rapper Beat, Raped and Trapped Her
The Jane Doe plaintiff claims she was in a highly abusive relationship with Soulja Boy for nearly a year, during which time he repeatedly punched, raped, and financially exploited her.
Biden Issues Executive Order to Halt All Construction on U.S.-Mexico Border Wall
Some critics say that Biden hasn’t gone far enough to stop the last administration’s eminent domain claims against local landowners.
Judge Scraps National Rifle Association’s Ploy to Avoid Litigation
The New York-based judge rejected the NRA’s attempts to move the case to a venue more favorable to its position.
Many Illinois Residents Will Receive a $350 Check from Facebook
Facebook violated Illinois law by failing to obtain resident consumers’ consent for using their facial features in the website’s “tagging” feature.