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Attorneys General Sue Trump Administration Over Mental Health Funding

Ryan J. Farrick - July 10, 2026

“These mental health programs were established by Congress following a wave of tragic and unacceptable school shootings, and they do critical work to ensure students can not only succeed but thrive,” Bonta said in a 2025 statement announcing the original lawsuit. “The loss of this funding would cause immense harm to California students, especially in our low-income and rural communities. The California Department of Justice will not stand idly by—we’re once again taking the Trump Administration to court, this time to protect the mental health and well-being of our students.”

Los Angeles Man Convicted in Federal Sex Trafficking Case

Sara E. Teller - July 10, 2026

Federal jury convicts Los Angeles man after violent sex trafficking prosecution and testimony.

CDC Tracks Cyclosporiasis Cases Across States

Sara E. Teller - July 10, 2026

Health officials monitor rising parasite infections while source investigations continue.

Family Sues Catholic School Over Soccer Discipline Dispute

Trans Athletes Drop Lawsuit Against New Hampshire Sports Ban

Ryan J. Farrick - July 9, 2026

The New Hampshire law requires students in grades 5 through 12 to participate in sports and compete on teams on the basis of the biological sex indicated on their birth certificates. It applies to students at all public schools, as well as any private school that competes against public school.

Class Action Targets Costco’s “Orgainic” Protein Powder

Ryan J. Farrick - July 9, 2026

“Costco,” attorneys say, “failed to perform or require any heavy metal testing, or to disclose the presence of heavy metals.”

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Former Mayo Clinic Exec Files Lawsuit Alleging “Reckless” AI Use

Ryan J. Farrick - July 9, 2026

Over the next year, Eto flagged multiple other instances in which her superiors appeared to bypass review processes for efficiency’s sake. Eto eventually complained that the developers of MAYA, the clinic’s A.I.-powered digital assistant, had engaged in deceptive practices, allegedly misrepresenting patient outcomes and deleting unfavorable data from the hospital’s systems.

Study Links Coffee to Better Health

Sara E. Teller - July 9, 2026

Researchers identify coffee compounds linked to healthier cells and reduced damage processes.

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Settlement with Leading Airport Transportation Shuttle Company to Improve Access for Wheelchair Users

Press Release - July 8, 2026

Under the class settlement, SuperShuttle has committed to significant changes that will ensure customers who require a WAV will have access to its services with the same convenience and at the same cost as customers who do not require a WAV.

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Corporate Legal Departments Supporting Global Manufacturing Face Crisis-Driven Pivots at Least Weekly

Press Release - July 8, 2026

ACC releases new survey examining how in-house counsel are responding to geopolitical uncertainty and supply chain disruptions.

PayPal Reaches $30 Million DOJ Settlement

PayPal Settlement Over Racially-Charged Economic Opportunity Fund Is Only the Beginning

Curtis Hill - July 8, 2026

“Other institutions should take note: The era of performative racial engineering in finance is closing.” ~ Curtis Hill

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