DC Attorney General Sues to Stop National Guard Deployment
D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb alleges that the deputization of the Guard is “in violation of the foundational prohibition on military involvement in local law.”
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Lawsuit: ChatGPT Convinced 16-Year-Old to Commit Suicide
“Despite acknowledging Adam’s suicide attempt and his statement that he would ‘do it one of these days,’ ChatGPT neither terminated the session nor initiated any emergency protocol,” the lawsuit alleges.
Boise Ditches Litigation By Shutting Down Pickleball Park
The city indicated that reaching a settlement was the best possible outcome.
Federal Court Upholds TPS Status for 600k Venezuelans
“This is a win for the TPS community. We are here because our country is in crisis. This is why TPS exists,” plaintiff Cecilia Gonzalez said. “The Ninth Circuit has recognized that the Trump administration cannot do away with TPS simply because they don’t like it. We will keep fighting for our rights under the law.”
NAACP Says New Texas Election Maps Are “Discriminatory”
The lawsuit asks the court to find that the new maps were “enacted with an impermissible and controlling discriminatory purpose on the basis of race” and to issue a ruling prohibiting Texas from using the updated boundaries.
Judge Dismisses Trump Claims Against Maryland Federal Judiciary
“The executive branch seeks to bring suit in the name of the United States against a co-equal branch of government,” attorney Paul Clement said. “There really is no precursor for this suit.”
Fed. Gov. Cook Sues Trump Administration Over Removal
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming that the president’s decision to fire her was unfounded and without cause. The lawsuit, lodged in federal court earlier this week, names President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as defendants. It seeks an immediate injunction against Cook’s firing,
Minnesota Attorney General Files Lawsuit Claiming TikTok “Preys” on Young People
“Simply put, the more people TikTok can get addicted to its app, the more money they make, and the more their users’ mental health suffers,” Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said. “This conduct is not just deeply immoral, it’s illegal. Today, I am filing a lawsuit to bring an end to TikTok’s preying on Minnesota’s children.”
Newsmax and Dominion Voting Systems Settle Election Libel Lawsuit for $67m
Newsmax did not offer an apology for its alleged role in spreading baseless conspiracy theories, insisting instead that its coverage is “fair, balanced and conducted within professional standards of journalism.”
Lawsuit: Trump Admin. Using Crime Victim Funds to Strong-Arm “Sanctuary” States
“The federal government is attempting to use crime victim funds as a bargaining chip to force states into doing its bidding on immigration enforcement,” New York State Attroney General Letitia James said. “These grants were created to help survivors heal and recover, and we will fight to ensure they continue to serve that purpose.”