DTE, Consumers Sue To Block ‘Money Out of Politics’ Proposal Approved by Voters
The state’s largest utilities argue that the new law — approved by more than 80% of voters in Tuesday’s election — will violate their free speech rights and other provisions of the US Constitution.
Karen Attiah Says She Won’t Rejoin the Washington Post, Which Fired Her Over Charlie Kirk Comments
Attiah wrote Sunday on her Substack that she reached a settlement with the Post and plans to move forward with her life and career.
After Win at the Ballot Box, the Montana Plan Draws Legal Challenge
The lawsuit alleges the initiative violates First Amendment rights to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom of the press.
New Hampshire Dads Who Protested Transgender Athletes by Wearing Pink Wristbands Score Court Victory
In a dismissal order, the judge said the men have a First Amendment right to silently wear the wristbands and that school officials violated it.
Google, Meta and TikTok Sue California Over Law Designed To Protect Children From Social Media Harms
The lawsuits come as tech companies face increasing scrutiny over their platforms’ harms to children, including thousands of lawsuits by schools, governments and individual plaintiffs.
Billionaire Leon Black Sues U.S. Rep. Robert Garcia for Defamation Over Epstein Comments
The defamation lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York seeks a jury trial and $7.25 million in compensatory and punitive damages.