Courts & Law
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Harvard received $49 million in federal funding for 'unlawful' DEI programs: Complaint
The groups claimed the Ivy League institution violated Title VI and Title IX, along with President Donald Trump’s executive orders and the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling banning affirmative action in college admissions.
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Federal judge rules for Musk, X in lawsuit, striking down California AI deepfake law
U.S. District Court Judge John Mendez ruled that a California law violated Section 230 of the federal Communications Decency Act
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Murdoch's testimony in Trump's WSJ defamation suit paused, but media titan must give medical updates
Rupert Murdoch must give President Trump's lawyers “a sworn declaration describing his current health condition” within three calendar days, according to a court filing
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ACLU sues federal government for information on possible Trump mass deportations
"For months, the ACLU has been preparing for the possibility of a mass detention and deportation program, and FOIA litigation has been a central part of our roadmap," ACLU staff attorney Kyle Virgien said. "A second Trump administration underscores the urgency of our litigation."
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Georgia court of appeals cancels oral arguments over Fani Willis disqualification
The oral arguments were scheduled for Dec. 5, and the decision to cancel the arguments was made independently by the court. However, it did not provide a reason for the cancellation.
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PA Supreme Court rules for RNC, declares undated mail-in ballots may not be counted
"Election officials in Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and other counties have absolutely no choice but to reject illegal ballots," RNC Chairman Michael Whatley said.
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Steve Bannon border wall fraud trial pushed to Feb 25
Bannon did not appear in court in person on Monday, but confirmed in a virtual appearance that he would be able to attend the Feb. 25 trial date.
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Rudy Giuliani makes first payment in $148 million judgment for Georgia election workers
Giuliani was ordered to turn over multiple luxury items to the employees Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, including his Manhattan apartment, several watches, his Mercedes Benz and a ring.
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Second activist who attempted to vandalize US Constitution sentenced to 24 months in prison
Jackson Green was sentenced earlier this week to 18 months in prison followed by two years of supervised release. Donald Zepeda was sentenced to two years in prison on Friday, and two years of supervised release.
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Malcolm X's daughters sue FBI, CIA, DOJ, and New York Police over father's assassination
Three men were originally convicted in the assassination plot, but two convictions have since been overturned after prosecutors claimed in 2021 that the evidence used at the time was shaky. They also claimed U.S. authorities withheld information.
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Federal judge ends Biden administration's overtime expansion rule
U.S. District Judge Sean Jordan, who was appointed by President-elect Donald Trump in his first administration, said the rule change went beyond the Department of Labor's authority.
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Audio of 911 call played during trial for illegal immigrant charged in killing student Laken Riley
Prosecutors said the suspect, Jose Ibarra, who is linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, was out “hunting for females” on Feb. 22 when he targeted Riley, 22, while she was jogging.