“Today, we defeated another one of Donald Trump’s efforts to misconstrue federal law to force Minnesota to abandon duly passed state laws and become a colder, less caring state,” state Attorney General Keith Ellison wrote.
In a statement, Bank of America maintained that it never knowingly aided Epstein in his crimes, but said that the agreement will, at the very least, allow all involved parties to begin moving forward.
“This Department of Justice will continue to pursue accountability at all levels for this wrongdoing,” the agency said. “Such weaponization of the federal government must never be allowed to happen again.”
“X has not alleged that the boycott against it allows or is intended to allow a competing social media company to corner the supply market for online advertising space,” a federal judge wrote in her order to dismiss.
The high-profile trial, which began last month in Los Angeles and featured testimony from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, was the first in a group of consolidated claims against social media companies. These lawsuits represent more than 1,600 plaintiffs, consisting of over 350 families and about 250 school districts.
Defense contractors settle $10.5 million False Claims Act overbilling allegations case.
Jury finds former officer guilty after assaulting restrained suspect during arrest.
Arizona doctors settle claims involving medically unnecessary vein ablation procedures.
Insurer pays millions after allegations involving inaccurate Medicare diagnosis reporting.
Man sentenced after selling counterfeit cancer medication into United States.