Los Angeles and San Francisco filed civil suits against Potter Handy in San Diego, alleging that it illegally files thousands of Americans with Disabilities Act […]
Police officers could frame people, file bogus charges, conjure evidence out of thin air—and, in most of the U.S., they would still be immune from […]
The three Republican Attorneys general are challenging the Biden administration for ending Title 42 border pandemic restraints. Plaintiffs claim that the order was lifted illegally, […]
Grant Long, an Arkansas resident, was cleared of the following criminal charges four years ago: harassing communications, harassment and theft. Long argues in a federal […]
Starting at Mikhail v. Manchester Univ., Inc.Judge Holly Brady (N.D. Ind.): Plaintiff states that she wants the whole case closed because she “experiencing violation and […]
Starting at Burghardt v. YvonToday’s decision by the California Court of Appeal in a unanimous opinion of Justice William Dato joined today by Justices Truc […]
Students and parents are suing a West Virginia school district, alleging that an evangelical Christian pastor gave religious services at a school’s mandatory assembly. Freedom […]
Bethany Blankley, The Center Square U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne (Republican from Texas), represented by Texas Public Policy Foundation and the State of Texas, are […]
DeSantis made his remarks during a speech in Florida’s Jackson County. Gov. DeSantis: Parents should be able to sue school districts over student mask mandates […]
Bethany Blankley, The Center Square Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the Biden administration again Thursday, this time for requiring federal contractors to pay a $15 an […]
