In the Courts
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US Court Rules There Is A Human Right To A ‘Life-Sustaining’ Climate
The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled Monday that there is a right to a “life-sustaining climate system,” marking the first time…
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‘Out Of Control’: Diversity Initiatives Exploded At Top Office For Federal Courts In 2022
The Judiciary’s 2022 Annual Report released Tuesday highlights “several initiatives” the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AO) is taking…
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Judge On Abortion Pills Case Said Court Received ‘Barrage Of Death Threats’
The Texas judge handling a highly anticipated case that could overturn the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of…
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SCOTUS’ Decision In Upcoming Case Could Have Massive Implications For Small Business Owners Of Faith
The Supreme Court’s decision in an upcoming case could secure protection for multiple religious small business owners with current lawsuits…
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Supreme Court Declines To Take Up Case Of Atheists Offended By Post-Shooting Prayer Vigil
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Florida city’s appeal to a lawsuit filed by a group of atheists after…
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Federal Judge Turns Down States Looking To Ram Through Equal Rights Amendment A Half-Century After Ratification Failed
A federal judge on Tuesday struck down two Democratic states’ efforts to compel the federal archivist to certify the Equal Rights…
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‘I Was Pleased’: Republican Attorneys General Optimistic SCOTUS Will Rule In Their Favor In Student Loan Case
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments for two cases challenging the Biden administration’s student loan cancellation plan on Tuesday, and…
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Supreme Court To Decide Fate Of Key Financial Regulator: ‘Constitutional Defects’
The Supreme Court announced Monday it would take up a case challenging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) funding mechanism…
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Could One SCOTUS Case Upend The Internet As We Know It? Legal Experts Weigh In
After Tuesday’s oral arguments in Gonzalez v. Google, legal experts are unsure whether the court’s ruling will have a drastic…
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Supreme Court Hears Case That Could Decide The Fate Of The Internet
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Gonzalez v. Google, a case filed against Google by the family…
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‘White As The Driven Snow’: Leader At Social Justice Org Faked Minority Identity, Her Mother Claims
The American Friends Services Committee’s (AFSC) senior equity, inclusion and culture leader has been lying about her identity for years,…
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Legal Experts Are Sounding The Alarm Over A Court Case That Could Empower The Gov’t To Police ‘Disinformation’
Legal experts are voicing concerns about the ongoing court case of Douglass Mackey, an internet troll charged in 2021 for…
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‘Fair And Safe Competition’: How One Legal Group Is Leading The Charge To Protect Women’s Sports
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is currently juggling several legal cases intended to prohibit biological male athletes from competing in female…
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Texas, Oklahoma Sue Biden Admin Over Rule That ‘Unlawfully Delegates’ Authority to WHO
Texas and Oklahoma are suing the Biden administration over a public health rule they argue illegally gives power to the…
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Supreme Court Investigation Has ‘Small’ Number Of Suspects For Dobbs Leak
The Supreme Court’s investigation into the leak of Justice Samuel Alito’s Dobbs majority opinion has reportedly narrowed down the suspect…
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