Anti-abortion pregnancy centers now have a powerful tool for avoiding state consumer protection and false advertising enforcement actions after their victory at the US Supreme Court this week.
Requiring workers challenging their 401(k) investment options to identify a “meaningful benchmark” in their complaints creates perverse incentives for retirement plan fiduciaries, multiple groups argued in a series of US Supreme Court briefs.
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A majority of the Fifth Circuit’s judges indicated an interest in rehearing a case that would raise the constitutionality of a federal machine-gun ban, even as the appeals court voted not to revisit a challenge to the statute.
The federal government sued New Jersey for extending to undocumented students eligibility for in-state tuition, grants, scholarships, and financial aid at public colleges.
Federal immigration agents arrested a Nigerian national in Brooklyn late Saturday, setting off a confrontation with protesters outside a local hospital and sparking criticism from some New York City officials.
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Former clerks to the late Justice Antonin Scalia argued in nearly three dozen cases—or 52% of the docket— before the US Supreme Court this term, far more than clerks from any other chambers.
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The California State Bar admitted more new attorneys in fiscal year 2025, compared to the year prior, the bar announced in its digital annual report, as it dealt with the fallout of its botched February bar exam.
ActBlue LLC, the leading fundraising platform for Democratic candidates, says a recent lawsuit it faces from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) is filled with false statements in an effort to silence its political activity.
The Trump administration is opposing two fired immigration judges’ request to skip normal procedure in a bid to go straight to full federal appeals court consideration of the president’s power to remove mid-level government officials without cause.
New Jersey is pushing forward with its investigation into a crisis pregnancy center’s donations, even after the US Supreme Court said in a 9-0 ruling Wednesday that the center could sue in federal court to stop the probe.
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