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Judge Discontinues White Principal’s Bias Suit Against Union

Race discrimination claims brought by a White former New York City school principal over whether the United Federation of Teachers conspired with several teachers to replace her with a Black principal have ceased after the parties agreed to settle.

Samsung Judge Granted Paxton TV Spying Victory by Mistake

A judge’s order requiring Samsung Electronics America to stop using technology that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) says lets it unlawfully spy on TV watchers was entered by mistake and quickly corrected, for now allowing continued use of Samsung’s technology in Texas.

California Climate Risk Case Tests Compelled Speech Limits

Business groups will make their case before a federal appeals court to further delay enforcement of a California risk disclosure law originally slated to go into effect Jan. 1, setting the stage for a broader free speech fight against state-required private climate reporting.

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