Liberal groups are gearing up for a renewed “resistance” against President Donald Trump’s second term, rallying to re-energize left-wing donors even as patrons are currently “dejected” after having blown over $1 billion on the failed Harris-Walz campaign, according to the New York Times.
Hawaii Governor Josh Green (D) said Wednesday that parties involved in lawsuits regarding the 2023 Lahaina wildfires are nearing a settlement.
Iran confirmed on Wednesday it would seize the oil aboard the Advantage Sweet, a cargo ship the regime seized in the Persian Gulf in April alleging it had been involved in a maritime collision.
The Biden administration cannot force emergency room doctors in Texas to perform abortions, a federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday.
An Ohio high school cheerleading coach is facing charges and lawsuits for allegedly sexually abusing minors with her wrestling coach husband.
Katherine Feinstein, the daughter of U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), reportedly has power of attorney over the 90-year-old’s legal affairs.
A group of graphic designers filed a lawsuit against the Chinese online “fast fashion” company Shein for stealing their designs, Time magazine reported on Sunday, accusing the retail giant of violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO), a federal law classically used to target organized crime syndicates.
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sex trafficking ring $290 million.
Major General Dany Fortin has launched a suit against the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for $6 million after he was removed from heading the coronavirus vaccine rollout over sexual assault allegations.
Erica Anderson, a “transgender woman,” clinical psychologist, and former president of the U.S. Professional Association for Transgender Health, believes that parents have the right to know everything their children are going through in school, including so-called “transitioning” from one sex to another.
Attorney General Ken Paxton’s claim that the State Bar of Texas is targeting Republicans for challenging the results of the 2020 election just expanded to include his chief deputy Brent Webster, who was named in a lawsuit that charged him with “misconduct.”
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Friday said he does not necessarily support penalizing school districts who defied the state’s ban on mandatory masking in school,, but suggested that parents should have the right to sue if their children suffer any negative effects from the forced masking policy.
A girl and her mother are suing a Indiana school district for refusing to treat her as a boy, including lettng her use the boy’s bathroom.
Amazon is being sued over crashes by drivers rushing to make deliveries while following the company’s schedule. While the e-commerce giant says it is not liable, one lawsuit blames Amazon’s algorithms for a crash that paralyzed an aspiring doctor.
A San Antonio-based abortionist admitted at the Washington Post he performed an abortion on a woman after her baby’s fetal heartbeat had been detected, an act that has drawn two lawsuits which, he said, could serve to test “this blatant unconstitutional” law.
Amazon has announced a new policy that aims to reduce the number of lawsuits the company faces over products that injure customers. According to the policy, Amazon will now pay injured customers up to $1,000 when a third-party product causes property damage or personal injury.
Kevin McCarthy said he is considering various proposals that would allow Americans to sue the Chinese Communist Party for wrongful death if a loved one died of coronavirus or for damages to their businesses if they suffered due to the pandemic.
Lt. Gen. Oussama Rabie, head of the Suez Canal Authority, said at a press conference on Thursday that the blockage of the Suez Canal by the container ship MV Ever Given imposed a billion dollars in damages on Egypt.
Texas is reportedly preparing for lawsuits against Joe Biden’s incoming administration, the San Antonio Express-News reported Friday.
Christian pastors and activists claim CA officials target people of faith with severe coronavirus restrictions for churches, faith-based events.
South Carolina is the latest in a string of states to side with President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign in its fight on upholding voting laws.
A lawsuit filed in Houston on Monday by the Public Interest Legal Foundation seeks to remove noncitizens from the voter rolls.
The ACLU is suing a California suburban community for its “racist” policy requiring residency for people to use a park in the neighborhood.
Letitia James claimed the NRA was a “terrorist organization” one week before she was elected as New York attorney general.
Politico reporter Holly Otterbein claims some Pennsylvania Democrats view New York’s lawsuit against the National Rifle Association (NRA), New York vs. NRA, as an “October Surprise” that could end up helping President Trump rally voters in November.
President Donald Trump is trying to keep his promise to help the American coal industry, but Democrats in four states hope to thwart that effort by filing a lawsuit that claims environmental concerns should halt leases on public land.
Court transcripts show that McClatchy, the now-bankrupt newspaper chain, mischaracterized proceedings in a lawsuit that Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) has brought against social media giant Twitter.
Michigan state Rep. Karen Whitsett (D-Detroit) has filed a federal lawsuit against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) after the Democrat Party censured Whitsett over praising President Trump.
At least 28 universities and colleges around the nation are facing lawsuits over their responses to the Chinese virus pandemic. In some cases, institutions have refused to refund housing costs for students that were forced to leave campus.
Churches are filing lawsuits against Democrat governors who do not include them among the “essential” services that may immediately “reopen.”
The Democrat PAC Priorities USA filed a lawsuit against Florida officials — including Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), Attorney General Ashley Moody (R), and Secretary of State Laurel Lee (R) — over the state’s voting laws, contending that certain changes need to be made to make mail-in voting easier for the upcoming November election.
Chinese officials and state media responded with fury after Germany’s Bild, the most widely read newspaper in Europe, called on Beijing to pay over $160 billion in reparations to Germany for its losses due to the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.
Four GOP senators in South Dakota voted to kill a bill allowing lawsuits for medical damages caused by childhood “transgender” therapies.
A group of 25 illegal Malian migrants have won over a million euros after taking their employer to court for “systematic racial discrimination”.
‘Woke’ doctors offering hormones and sex-change surgery for individuals who claim to be transgender may be committing medical malpractice.
A poll shows that the majority of Americans do not blame drug companies for the deaths of thousands of people from opioid overdoses.
Conservative commentator Paris Dennard is suing the Arizona Board of Regents, which governs Arizona State University’s McCain Institute for International Leadership, for a misleading leak of confidential information from his personnel file that the Washington Post used in a hit piece that cost him his job as a CNN contributor, where he had been singularly effective.
An Arizona body donation center is being sued after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) discovered buckets of body parts during a raid at the facility in 2014.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) built her campaign, in part, on standing up to “big corporations,” but her past corporate legal work — particularly with the lawsuits against Dow Corning — shows a different, seldom explored side of the presidential candidate.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering taking the unprecedented step of allowing American citizens to sue the communist Cuban government for stealing their property on the island in the 1959 revolution, according to a report published late Wednesday.
