Nov 25, 2024
Trump International Hotel with American flags displayed prominently outside the building.
U.S. Supreme Court Ends Two Emolument Suits vs. Trump

Two lawsuits accused President Trump of violating the emoluments clauses of the Constitution by making profits from his New York and Washington hotels and restaurants. Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear Trump’s request to consider the lower-court orders. Those orders had said the lawsuits could go forward on the... Read More »

Former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder surrounded by media, leaving a building related to charges in the Flint water crisis.
Government Officials Facing Charges for Flint Water Crisis

The former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, along with some members of his administration, will be facing charges in the Flint water crisis. The Flint water crisis has been going on since 2014. The city of Flint originally got its water from Detroit but switched its water source to the Flint... Read More »

A person holding a smartphone, with a focus on their hands and the device.
Class Action Lawsuits Over iPhone Obsolescence

Euroconsumers, comprised of five European consumer rights organizations, is coordinating a third class-action lawsuit against Apple, Inc., it announced Monday. The lawsuit, filed by Italian watchdog group Altroconsumo, is about planned obsolescence in iPhone technology. The suit “seeks compensation of at least €60 on average for owners of iPhone 6,... Read More »

A group of protesters holding signs advocating for the counting of all residents in the U.S. census, emphasizing the importance of including non-citizens.
Biden’s Day One Executive Orders - All Residents to Be Counted

President Trump created a policy that altered the census count by excluding unauthorized immigrants. President Biden, in one of his first executive actions, reversed that policy. The change allows the U.S. census to follow more than two centuries of precedent in determining representation in the Electoral College and in Congress.... Read More »