A lawsuit filed by Presidio, Texas, against the Department of Homeland Security claims Trump administration border wall construction could cause devastating flooding by compromising an existing levee. The suit argues the administration is altering federal flood-control works without proper permission.
The Department of Justice rejected a federal judge's demand for a written statement confirming the "anti-weaponization fund" will not proceed, citing "separation of powers concerns." Judge Leonie Brinkema had previously blocked the $1.8 billion fund.
The CFTC approved KalshiEX's Bitcoin perpetual contract, leading CME to sue, arguing it should be classified as a swap. This decision blurs lines between futures, sports betting, and crypto trading, with potential for significant market shifts.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group has filed a lawsuit against the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and its chair, Michael Selig, over the agency's approvals of cryptocurrency perpetual futures. CME alleges the CFTC is misinterpreting Congressional directives and acting unilaterally.
A mother is suing Japanese authorities after her daughter died in December, five months after an 18-day jail ordeal that left her traumatized and weighing just 20kg. The lawsuit, filed in Kobe, highlights concerns about Japan's criminal justice system, where critics argue innocence is not always presumed and "hostage justice" practices are prevalent.
The Trump administration has transferred all immigrant detainees out of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' facility in Florida, effectively closing the controversial site due to hurricane season concerns. The remote facility faced criticism for cost, inhumane conditions, and environmental impact.
A dispute over a valuable LEGO collection has escalated into multiple lawsuits, an arrest, and widespread internet conspiracy theories. The case involves a grandfather, a store owner, and the Bricks & Minifigs franchise, with accusations of theft, harassment, and extortion.
A 54-year-old Indian American man, Jaswinder Singh, is being sued by the US government to revoke his citizenship. Authorities allege he used false identities and concealed his immigration history, including a deportation order, to obtain permanent residency and later naturalization through misrepresentation and fraud.
The FTC has sued Genesis Tech for defrauding consumers through app store scams, using shell companies in Cyprus and Ukraine to hide assets and revenue. The case highlights the difficulty regulators face in policing complex subscription scam networks.
Alligator Alcatraz, a makeshift detention center in the Florida Everglades, has been emptied due to lawsuits alleging inhumane conditions and environmental threats. Detainees have been transferred as the facility faces closure over high costs and legal challenges.
Two private members' bills targeting SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) have been introduced in the UK Parliament by Conservative MPs. The bills aim to protect whistleblowers, journalists, and victims of sexual assault from financially crippling lawsuits designed to silence them, and are expected to gain cross-party support.
Two private members' bills targeting Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) have been introduced in the UK Parliament. These bills aim to protect whistleblowers, journalists, and victims of sexual assault from costly legal actions intended to silence them, potentially gaining cross-party support.
The US Department of Justice has intervened in a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, siding with the company over its use of natural gas turbines at a Mississippi data center. The DOJ argues that shutting down the turbines could harm national security and military operations that rely on xAI's AI models.
Shock jock Kyle Sandilands will receive A$12.09m and A$1.5m in advertising from ARN after settling a lawsuit over his early contract termination. Sandilands was sacked from KIIS FM's "Kyle and Jackie O Show" after an on-air spat with co-host Jackie Henderson.
The US Justice Department has intervened in a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, arguing that blocking a power project for its Memphis data centre threatens national security. The NAACP sued xAI for alleged illegal operation of natural gas turbines without permits, potentially harming residents. The government claims citizen lawsuits undermine national security and executive authority.
The US Department of Justice has intervened in a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, arguing that blocking its Mississippi data centre project threatens national security. The NAACP sued xAI over alleged illegal operation of gas turbines and environmental pollution.
The US government has intervened in a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, arguing that blocking a $20bn data centre in Tennessee threatens national security. The Justice Department seeks dismissal of the NAACP's suit, which alleges illegal operation of gas turbines and harm to residents, particularly Black communities.
The Trump administration is intervening in a civil rights lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, arguing its Mississippi AI data center is critical for the economy and military. The NAACP alleges xAI illegally operates power turbines without permits, posing health risks and violating the Clean Air Act.
The Trump administration is intervening in a Clean Air Act lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI Corp., arguing the NAACP's suit threatens national security by targeting infrastructure powering military AI systems like Grok. The NAACP alleges xAI is operating dozens of unpermitted gas turbines in Mississippi, causing health and noise concerns.
The Department of Justice is seeking to join a lawsuit challenging Evanston, Illinois's reparations program, arguing it constitutes illegal race-based discrimination. The program provides $25,000 payments to eligible Black residents and their descendants.
The DOJ asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit by the NAACP against xAI, Elon Musk's AI company now owned by SpaceX. The NAACP claims xAI violated the Clean Air Act by using methane gas-burning turbines without permits. The DOJ argues the suit threatens national security and AI innovation.
A minor league baseball team, the Oakland Ballers, and the city of Oakland are being sued for at least $350,000 by Ajor Property Group. The lawsuit alleges that stray baseballs from Raimondi Park are causing structural damage to a nearby commercial property, including shattered windows and a dented roof.
A Las Vegas man, Jude Anthony Sanchez, 76, died last August after a stool sold by Ross Dress for Less collapsed as he stepped on it, causing him to fall. His estate has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Ross and Juicy Couture, seeking over $15,000 in damages.
The Department of Justice has asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the NAACP against xAI, Elon Musk's AI lab now owned by SpaceX. The DOJ cited national security concerns, arguing the suit threatens "American national, economic, and energy security" by potentially halting AI innovation.
