Texas Sues Biden Administration to Block New Rule Protecting Medical Records of Women Seeking Abortions Out of State - Sophie Park/The Texas Tribune

Texas has filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration to challenge a federal rule designed to protect the privacy of women seeking abortion care in states where it remains legal. The suit, initiated by Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton in federal court, aims to overturn a regulation issued by the... Read More »

New York Judge Delays Trump's Sentencing in Hush Money Case Until After November Election

Donald Trump's sentencing, originally scheduled for September 18, was delayed by New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan, who set a new date of November 26, 2024. In his ruling on Friday, Merchan emphasized the importance of maintaining the court's impartiality, stating that the delay is intended to prevent any... Read More »

First Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Deadly Boar’s Head Listeria Outbreak  - Getty Images via NY Post

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed after an 88-year-old holocaust survivor died in connection to a listeria outbreak last month. In recent weeks, over 57 victims across 18 states have tested positive for listeria after consuming meats manufactured by popular deli meat provider, Boars Head. The 88-year-old victim is... Read More »

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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a civil rights investigation into two California state prisons following allegations of systemic sexual abuse of female inmates by correctional officers. Announced on Wednesday, the federal inquiry will examine claims of misconduct at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla and the... Read More »

New California Bill Proposes Strict Regulations on AI Development and Safety - Adobe Stock Images by Sergey Nivens

The California State Assembly passed SB 1047, a bill aimed at regulating the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in the state. The bill, titled the Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act, sets out stringent requirements for developers before they can begin training AI models, marking a... Read More »

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The San Francisco District Attorney announced on Tuesday that a 17-year-old has been charged with attempted murder following the shooting of Ricky Pearsall, a rookie wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. The incident occurred over the weekend during an alleged robbery attempt in San Francisco’s Union Square, a popular... Read More »

Washington, D.C, Maryland Sue Multiple Gun Shops for Weapons Trafficking - Adobe Stock

The attorneys general of Washington, D.C., and Maryland have jointly filed a lawsuit against three Maryland-based gun shops, alleging that they knowingly sold firearms to individuals they should have recognized as "straw purchasers." Straw purchasing involves buying a firearm on behalf of another person who is prohibited by law from... Read More »

Attorney Ben Crump Files Two New Lawsuits Against Harris County Jail Amid Inmate Deaths and Alleged Civil Rights Violations - Yi Chin Lee/Houston Chronicle

The Harris County Jail in Houston, Texas, is facing two new lawsuits filed by renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump. The suits, initiated late last month, address the deaths and alleged abuse of at least eight inmates and were filed on behalf of D’Alessandro Chavez-Sandoval, Alan Kerber, Eric Russell, Kyle... Read More »

California Gold Group Accused of Fraud in Class Action Lawsuit, State and Federal Investigations Follow - Adobe Stock

A Beverly Hills gold investment group is under federal investigation amid a brewing class action lawsuit. Oxford Gold Group is facing mounting allegations of fraud and deceptive practices as allegations emerge that it did not invest client funds appropriately and instead used the money for its own gain. The Oxford... Read More »

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Officials are investigating the death of a Wells Fargo employee in Tempe, Arizona, who was found in her cubicle late last month. It is reported that she had been deceased for four days before being discovered. However, authorities do not suspect foul play in the case. The 60-year-old employee who... Read More »

Book Publishers Sue Florida Over 2023 Law Restricting School Library Books - Los Angeles Times/TNS via sun-sentinel.com

Six of the nation’s largest book publishers, joined by the Authors Guild and several high-profile authors, students, and parents, have filed a lawsuit against the Florida Department of Education, challenging a controversial 2023 state law that restricts books in school libraries. The plaintiffs argue that the law, known as HB... Read More »

Michael Crichton Estate Sues Warner Bros. Over Alleged 'ER' Reboot Disguised as New Series - NBC Studios via rottentomatoes.com

The estate of author and creator Michael Crichton has filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. Television, accusing the studio of repackaging plans for an "ER" reboot under the guise of a new medical drama series titled The Pitt. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims that Warner Bros.... Read More »

After 34 Years, Benjamin Spencer Exonerated for 1988 Murder Conviction

Benjamin Spencer, who spent 34 years behind bars for a crime he always insisted he did not commit, has been exonerated and cleared of all charges. The exoneration marks the end of a decades-long battle to prove his innocence, culminating in a Texas courtroom filled with supporters who erupted in... Read More »

'Dancing With the Stars' Pro Artem Chigvintsev Arrested on Felony Domestic Violence Charge in California - PA Media via bristopost.co.uk

Artem Chigvintsev, a professional dancer known for his appearances on "Dancing With the Stars," was arrested on Thursday in Napa County, California, on a felony domestic violence charge. The Napa County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that deputies responded to a domestic violence call in Yountville. Chigvintsev, 42, who is married to... Read More »

Michigan Supreme Court Denies Refunds for College Students Over COVID-19 Campus Changes - Adobe Stock Images by Syda Productions

The Michigan Supreme Court denied college students' requests for refunds for disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, ruling Friday that students are not entitled to compensation for the shift to online classes or changes in campus housing. The decision comes after the court heard arguments nearly a year ago but... Read More »