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“The court saw this lawsuit for exactly what it was: a cheap political stunt designed to score headlines,” Menefee said. “Harris County will not be intimidated or pushed around by state officials who are more interested in pandering than governing.”
“They actually put terrible words in my mouth having to do with Jan. 6 that I didn’t say, and the beautiful words that I said, right, the beautiful words talking about patriotism and all of the good things that I said, they didn’t say that,” Trump said on Monday.
“American targeted racial minorities with deceptive and misleading advertising to entice non-white cadets, including Plaintiffs, to take out massive loans to enroll in the AACA—a predatory program with little likelihood of a successful outcome,” the lawsuit alleges.
According to the lawsuit, Uber engaged in a series of deceptive practices: it enrolled consumers without their consent; allegedly charged for Uber One subscriptions before free trial periods had ended; prevented some people from cancelling their subscriptions; and, ultimately, misled the public about the savings offered by Uber One.
“Epic holds its customers’ data hostage, limiting its customers’ access to their own data if they work with any company that Epic deems a competitor,” the lawsuit alleges.
“No presidential administration can rewrite immigration law,” Bonta said during a press conference. “No president can ignore the co-equal branch of government, of Congress, ignore the Constitution, or ignore the law.”
“No president is legally allowed to tear down portions of the White House without any review whatsoever—not President Trump, not President Biden, and not anyone else,” the lawsuit alleges. “And no president is legally allowed to construct a ballroom on public property without giving the public the opportunity to weigh in.”
The new designs were announced earlier this year. In November, U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Doug Burgum released a video stating that the agency would release passes featuring Trump and George Washington, among other “commemorative new designs.”
“I wish we could’ve done this a few months ago,” Bell said of the settlement. “I believe this is great for NASCAR. Great for the future of NASCAR. Great for the entity of NASCAR. Great for the teams and, ultimately, for the fans.”
The lawsuit recalls how, on November 17, Midwest Environmental Advocates received an unredacted copy of a power demand document for the Port Washington facility, showing that We Energies requested a transmission interconnection for a 1,300-megawatt facility. However, the Public Service Commission allegedly denied a request for documents on the Beaver Dam Project, saying that the redacted information had been “identified as a trade secret.”