California Father Sues University of California Over Child’s Rejection
“If served, we will vigorously defend our admission practice,” a University of California spokesperson said in a statement. “We believe this to be a meritless suit.”
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Mexico Threatens to Sue Google Over “Gulf of America” Name Change
In a Thursday press conference, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said that President Donald Trump’s order cannot be applied to any extending beyond the “continental shelf of the Untied States.”
Attorneys General Push Challenge Against Biden Admin.’s “Final Rule” to Section 504
In his last year in office, President Joe Biden signed an order adding “gender dysphoria” to the definition of “disability” outlined in Section 504. The lawsuit challenges this “Final Rule” to Section 504, with the attorneys general emphasizing that gender dysphoria cannot be definitively confirmed by any diagnostic test.
Pennsylvania Governor Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Funding Freeze
“Neither the President nor any executive branch agency has the power to unilaterally enact, amend, or repeal any statue. This is as true of a statute appropriating funds as it is any other statute,” the lawsuit alleges.
Activists: Migrants Sent to Guantanamo Bay Are Intentionally Cut Off from U.S. Legal System
“One has to wonder if they’re doing it so they don’t have access to counsel, so that they can be held without rights, and so that the government can have these photo ops,” said American Civil Liberties Union lawyer Lee Gelernt.
U.S. Attorney General Challenges New York’s “Green Light Law”
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat and named defendant in the Department of Justice’s lawsuit, said that the state’s law is sound and has “been upheld by the courts time and time again.”