Lawsuit

Judge Allows Israeli Hostages’ Lawsuit Against U.S. Nonprofit to Proceed

A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by three Israeli hostages against the U.S.-based nonprofit People Media Project and its publication, the Palestine Chronicle, can proceed to trial.

Chief Justice John Roberts Sued by Pro-Trump Group

Legal entity America First Legal filed a lawsuit against Chief Justice John Roberts in his capacity as Presiding Officer of the Judicial Conference of the United States, alleging he acted outside of his scope.

Harris Interview Nominated for an Emmy

The "60 Minutes" interview at the center of President Donald Trump's lawsuit against CBS News has received an Emmy nomination.

East Palestine School Sues Norfolk Southern

The East Palestine City School District has filed a federal lawsuit against Norfolk Southern, seeking $30 million for broken promises and unreimbursed costs tied...

Religious Group Ordered to Pay Former Employee in LGBT Discrimination Suit

A federal judge in Maryland has ordered Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to pay $60,000 to a former employee after the Catholic charity refused to provide spousal health benefits to the employee’s same-sex partner.

Baby Killer Blames Trump for Prison Attacks in $3.5M Lawsuit

A transgender inmate serving a 55-year sentence for the 2001 killing of an 11-month-old stepdaughter has filed a $3.5 million lawsuit against President Trump, alleging that his policies and rhetoric led to multiple sexual assaults while incarcerated.​

Judge Blocks Trump from Defunding Sanctuary Cities

A federal judge ruled that President Trump's executive order withholding funds from sanctuary cities is unconstitutional.

Trump Sues Clinton-Affiliated Law Firm

President Trump announced that he is filing a lawsuit against Clinton-affiliated law firm Perkins Coie.

Dershowitz Blasts Harvard Lawsuit, ‘They’re Going to Lose’

Attorney Alan Dershowitz said Monday that Harvard University’s lawsuit against the Trump administration over frozen federal funding lacks legal standing and is a politically...

Chicago Just Burned Through Millions of Dollars

Chicago has already maxed out its entire 2025 police misconduct lawsuit budget just four months into the year, with $82 million already spent—and the city still faces hundreds of pending legal claims. The financial strain is adding pressure to an already fragile city budget facing a projected $982 million deficit.

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