“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.”
“HISD agrees to direct all professional employees … assigned to BHS to address the [parents’] daughter only by her given name or a nickname based on her given name and by female pronouns while their daughter is a minor and enrolled in HISD,” the settlement agreement says.
Lowe’s must pay penalty and improve practices after lead violations.
Misdiagnosis led to unnecessary surgery and major verdict against Penn Medicine.
The court found that President Donald Trump and attorney Alina Habba “give us no reason to reverse the district court’s ruling that these claims were frivolous.” It also heldthat the lawsuit constitutes little more than an “abuse of judicial resources.”
The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Monday acknowledged that newly-appointed state Superintendent Lindel Fields and six recently-confirmed members of the Oklahoma State Board of Education said they planned to nullify the 2024 mandate requiring that Bibles be present in classrooms.
In a press statement, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that she has won a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s attempted dismantling of four federal agencies. On Friday, a judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island granted a motion for summary judgment brought by James and a coalition of
Judge’s approval moves Purdue settlement closer to long-awaited resolution.
In his decision, U.S. District Judge Orlando L. Garcia found that “displaying the Ten Commandments on the wall of a public-school classroom as set forth in S.B. 10 violates the Establishment Clause [of the Constitution].”
In court documents, the U.S. Department of Justice claimed that New York’s policy was illegal because it interferes with the execution of immigration enforcement operations. However, in her Monday ruling, D’Agostino found that, under the 10th Amendment, states have a right to refuse to participate in federal immigration enforcement activities.