The Department of Homeland Security will immediately pull 700 officers from Minneapolis, a reduction of about a quarter, amid efforts to deescalate tensions after federal agents killed two US citizens.
An election challenge to a voter-approved $3 billion dementia research fund in Texas fell short Wednesday, with a judge ruling voters lack standing to bring claims that the state used non-certified electronic voting machines in the November 2025 election.
The EEOC hired an attorney who previously represented men alleging discrimination in campus sexual assault cases, and even sued his own university under Title IX, as the agency seeks to bring more bias cases on behalf of males.
A Michigan Supreme Court decision that did away with a judge’s ability to serve as a “one-man grand jury” and unilaterally issue criminal indictments doesn’t undo the many cases that preceded it, the justices said Wednesday.
A former DLA Piper partner seeking to dismiss a subordinate’s claim he raped her in 2022 said his accuser contradicted her case testifying to a state judge that he wasn’t abusive until the following year.
The US Department of Education and a prominent teachers union have agreed to settle the union’s suit that claimed a DOE letter to colleges and schools that threatened funding for their DEI programs is unconstitutional.
The Senate has stepped up confirmations of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, as just a handful now remain in the pipeline with the administration slow to announce new picks.
Curaleaf Inc. must face trial on its former senior director of brand marketing’s allegations that she wasn’t paid her full salary when she took time off to care for her terminally ill mother and for her personal health conditions.
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Idaho’s attorney general and department of education face a lawsuit from a middle school teacher who claimed she was “publicly ridiculed” for hanging posters encouraging diversity and inclusivity in her classroom.
President Trump’s administration has made transgender rights a central policy issue, restricting gender identity recognition, limiting access to gender-affirming care, and banning transgender athletes from competing according to their gender identity.
The diocese of Oakland, Calif. failed to convince a bankruptcy judge to defer payment of legal fees until the end of its Chapter 11 proceeding, which has been in a stalemate for months.
A former DLA Piper partner seeking to dismiss a subordinate’s claim he raped her in 2022 said his accuser contradicted her case testifying to a state judge that he wasn’t abusive until the following year.
Paul Weiss leader Brad Karp helped Jeffrey Epstein protect his plea deal on sex trafficking charges against legal attacks in the months before the disgraced financier died in jail, recently released emails show.
The Senate has stepped up confirmations of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, as just a handful now remain in the pipeline with the administration slow to announce new picks.
Jones Day has sued private equity firm Centre Lane Partners and some of its affiliates, claiming the former client owes more than $9.6 million in unpaid invoices for work, including with its portfolio companies.
Republican senators sought and received reassurance from Trump judicial nominees on their understanding of new Supreme Court precedent curbing nationwide injunctions.
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