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The administration required local governments to end programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and support federal immigration enforcement.

A federal district court ruled Nov. 18 that challengers would likely be able to prove at trial that the state map was racially discriminatory.

A federal judge in Washington ruled the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.

The judges said that state legislators did not rely on the racial data in drafting the 2023 Senate or congressional plans.

The judge held that the deployment was unconstitutional but paused her order for three weeks to allow the government to appeal.

Temporary protected status for Syrians was due to end on Nov. 21.

Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’

The federal appeals court also warned against ‘overreading’ its ruling and said a rapid appeal process could result in a ‘more tailored and appropriate’ order.

An appeals court paused the inquiry earlier this year, but said on Nov. 14 it he could proceed.

Comey’s lawyers are seeking to dismiss the case on the grounds of vindictive prosecution.

Judge ruled Texas’s new Ten Commandments display law was likely unconstitutional and ordered districts to remove the posters by early December.

It’s part of a settlement to resolve claims that Amazon enrolled millions of customers into Prime subscriptions without their consent.

Comey has alleged the Trump administration brought a selective and vindictive prosecution against him.

A panel of judges ruled that the maps were substantially ‘racially gerrymandered.’

Judge James Boasberg said the Federal Trade Commission failed to show Meta held a monopoly.

A panel upheld a judgement for CNN.

The judge stated that Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee lacked authority to send troops to Memphis.

The Department of Justice alleges that two state laws unconstitutionally attempt to regulate federal law enforcement by banning masks and requiring ID.

The administration required local governments to end programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and support federal immigration enforcement.

A federal district court ruled Nov. 18 that challengers would likely be able to prove at trial that the state map was racially discriminatory.

A federal judge in Washington ruled the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.

The judges said that state legislators did not rely on the racial data in drafting the 2023 Senate or congressional plans.

The judge held that the deployment was unconstitutional but paused her order for three weeks to allow the government to appeal.

Temporary protected status for Syrians was due to end on Nov. 21.

Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’

The federal appeals court also warned against ‘overreading’ its ruling and said a rapid appeal process could result in a ‘more tailored and appropriate’ order.

An appeals court paused the inquiry earlier this year, but said on Nov. 14 it he could proceed.

Comey’s lawyers are seeking to dismiss the case on the grounds of vindictive prosecution.

Judge ruled Texas’s new Ten Commandments display law was likely unconstitutional and ordered districts to remove the posters by early December.

It’s part of a settlement to resolve claims that Amazon enrolled millions of customers into Prime subscriptions without their consent.

Comey has alleged the Trump administration brought a selective and vindictive prosecution against him.

A panel of judges ruled that the maps were substantially ‘racially gerrymandered.’

Judge James Boasberg said the Federal Trade Commission failed to show Meta held a monopoly.

A panel upheld a judgement for CNN.

The judge stated that Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee lacked authority to send troops to Memphis.

The Department of Justice alleges that two state laws unconstitutionally attempt to regulate federal law enforcement by banning masks and requiring ID.