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Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryT tells companies bidding on commuter rail: No lawsuits

‘Unusual’ stipulation ties stipend to no-protest promise

Laura Rodríguez Presa· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryLawsuit alleges ‘torture’ of ICE detainees at prison

Indiana facility holds immigrants pending deportation, many from Chicago area

Nicholas Riccardi and Becky Bohrer· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryJudge dismisses Alaska Senate race lawsuit
R.A. Schuetz· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryLaws, legacy and land

A family owned a 300-acre slice of East Texas heaven for over a century. Now 95 heirs are trying to keep it.

Cecilia Kang· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCourts forcing Big Tech to change

Business practices are under fire in lawsuits.

Nicholas Riccardi· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump says he told DOJ to file suit in Alaska

The lawsuit aims to block certification of the election if GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan loses because of another candidate with a similar name.

Debra Utacia Krol· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTribes push back over Colorado River plan

Gila River weighs lawsuit to protect water supply

Romy Ellenbogen· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadUthmeier tried to block ad before Fla. GOP sued

The Republican Party of Florida dropped its lawsuit against the state Democratic Party on Wednesday.

Jane Miller· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryData on the menu?

Two class-action lawsuits allege food delivery robots scan faces and hands of customers, using biometric data to train AI models and share data with third parties. Companies deny the claims

Taylor Seely· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryJudges split on Phoenix homeless lawsuits

Groups: Aiding unhoused is First Amendment right

Emily L. Mahoney· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadIndustry pays for regulators’ trip

Did Florida utility commissioners violate state ethics laws? One Republican lawmaker thinks so.

Gary Fields and Julie Carr Smyth· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadGOP states mirror Trump's voting ideas for midterms

Republican-controlled states have put three dozen laws into effect for this year.

Hiawatha Bray· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryExisting laws leave loophole for rogue AI

Legal scholars call for new statutes to manage risks

Libor Jany· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAPD lawsuits since 2019 cost $480 million

Officer misconduct, traffic accidents and workplace injustices fuel ‘nuclear verdicts.’

Marc Santora and Josh Holder· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryUkraine claws back land in the Donbas

Russian gains across Ukraine have slowed markedly in 2026.

Laura GersonyHelen Rummel· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryCandidates questioned over where they live

Lawmakers move to reform residency laws

Rick Pearson· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadElection Day threats loom

Lawsuits aim to stop FBI, ICE at the polls

Jim Turner· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFlorida’s minimum wage is going up again

State laws on specialty license plates, animal cruelty, gangs and more go into effect this week.

Michael Hawthorne· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryTHE OVERWHELMING PROBLEM OF PLASTIC

From flax that can be used in clothing and cars, to robotic skimmers, to stricter laws, researchers, activists, volunteers fight an industry intent on making more of the material

Jim Puzzanghera· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFeud between Trump, TV news escalates

White House ban sparks lawsuit, show of solidarity among rival networks

Samantha MasunagaMeg James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryParamount, 12 states reach merger deal

California and others agree to end antitrust lawsuit over Warner Bros. purchase.

Stephen Battaglio· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAWSUIT OVER WHITE HOUSE ACCESS

Networks back CNN, MS NOW, Politico after Trump ban for unfavorable coverage.

Scott Nover· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryNetworks halt White House pool coverage

After President Donald Trump banned CNN, TV pool members Fox, ABC, NBC, and CBS say they’re out, too. CNN, MS NOW, and Politico file a lawsuit.

Jocelyn Noveck· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryCNN, MS NOW, Politico file suit over denied White House access

News outlets’ joint lawsuit argues the administration’s actions are “a blatant violation” of the First Amendment.

Nicole Nixon· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryNEWSOM SIGNS BILLS TO PROTECT VOTING

New laws aim to boost security as Trump tries to exert control over the midterms.

Zolan Kanno-Youngs· New York Times · US
SecondaryWhite House Enforces Ban On 3 Outlets

Lawsuits Over the First Amendment Likely

Maggie Haberman· New York Times · US
LeadA Sweeping Effort To Stifle Free Speech

Trump Deploys Agencies and Lawsuits

Samuel Agini and Robert Orr· Financial Times · UK
LeadUefa primes criminal lawsuit against Infantino over Fifa stake sale debacle

Serious mismanagement alleged • Papers sought from Kushner’s firm • Fresh call for new leadership

Allison Kite· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryState joins in lawsuit over mail balloting

Minnesota and others are challenging Trump's bid to restrict voting.

Blake Montgomery and Dara Kerr· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryMeta to pay $17bn to end social media lawsuit
Todd Wallack· Washington Post · US
SecondaryColleges are scaling back Black studies departments, majors and classes

Schools cite low enrollment, budget issues and state laws

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona’s thoughts on water cuts vary

State applauds decision, but also ponders lawsuit

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
Secondary‘A tragedy every time’

A family’s lawsuit claims fair officials failed to take adequate precautions to prevent an E. coli outbreak that sickened dozens of people and left several children facing life-threatening illnesses.

Andrea Castillo· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryICE tries to avoid outside oversight

Some contracts now assert that detention centers aren't subject to local or state laws.

Alan Feuer· New York Times · US
SecondaryTrump Lawsuit Would Target Critical Report

Latest Intimidation Bid Aims at Think Tank

Niki Griswold· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySJC clears way for work at White Stadium

Ruling rejects opponents’ lawsuit, giving Wu a win

Stephen Battaglio· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryABC alleges retaliation in lawsuit against FCC

Network seeks to halt early TV license review

Christina Jewett· New York Times · US
LeadCyclospora Reveals Flaws In the Food Safety System

Trump Administration Delayed a Rule That Might Have Sped Up the Response

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryWoman hurt in Ybor crash is suing

It is the second lawsuit to be filed after the deadly Nov. 8 police pursuit.

SecondaryLawsuit against Harvard dismissed

Trump administration rebuffed on claims of school antisemitism

Sonja Sharp· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSocial media addiction faces big day in court

At the center of a $1.4-trillion lawsuit against Meta: whether the issue is even real.

Aaron Pressman· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAfter eBay nightmare, a push for tougher laws

Still wary couple says journalists need protection

Jason Laughlin· Boston Globe · US
LeadUK has more nuanced view of infanticide

Laws provide leniency for mothers who kill a child during postpartum period

Haajrah Gilani· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryLawsuit targets religious display in schools

Ten Commandments posters violate new law, mothers argue

Perry SteinJeremy Roebuck· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump says he may pull Blanche's nomination

He says he will not yield to two GOP senators who want written assurance that the deal to settle his IRS lawsuit is dead.

Abby Church· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadMinority contracting program halted

Houston’s method of awarding business ruled unconstitutional by judge after lawsuit

Anna OrsoAbraham Gutman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFormer Philly DEI chief alleges discrimination by Parker, top officials

In a federal lawsuit, Brandee Anderson says her 2025 firing was part of an effort to "suppress" diversity work.

Alexandra ToppingRajeev Syal· The Guardian · UK
LeadBurnham steps in to order review in row over early prisoner release

Outrage over PC's killers prompts pledge to 'look again' at sentencing laws

Adrian Ashford· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryNearly all claims against church tossed

Members sued Second Baptist over new bylaws

Jarrett LeyMeg Kelly· Washington Post · US
LeadReflecting Pool peeling probably caused by application flaws, experts say

Trump has blamed vandals, but a Washington Post analysis finds that the peeling tracks closely with stages of the renovation process

Julian Gill· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryLaws emerge to meet industry

Regulations aimed at compounding drugs

Meg James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCalifornia joins lawsuit to block Paramount deal

Twelve states are challenging Warner Bros. merger, calling it antitrust violation.

Eric TuckerAlanna Durkin Richer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryJudge hits ‘improper purpose’ of Trump’s IRS lawsuit

In a scathing decision, she accuses the president and his lawyers of manipulating the courts and refers an attorney for discipline.

Allison Kiehl· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryLawsuits: Border Patrol used ‘excessive, unprovoked’ force

Advocates warn of immigration enforcement uptick in Brighton Park, Back of the Yards

Adam Taylor· Washington Post · US
SecondaryU.S. gave Tehran details on asylum seekers, lawsuit alleges

Claim says data may have put religious minorities, protesters, others in peril

Michelle Marchante· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryChange to Florida Medicaid leads to complaints

A lawsuit alleges the revision has made it harder for children to get the pediatric care they need.

Jeremy GornerDan Petrella· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondarySlate of new state laws take effect

Measures include gas tax freeze and changes for driving tests, tuition

Maureen Groppe· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryJustices to weigh voter registration laws in AZ

Lower courts said they conflict with federal rules

Eleanor Hildebrandt· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryMinnesota counties are looking to regulate ‘wild west’ of data centers

Amid piecemeal laws, they’re considering setting own policies.

Andrea Leinfelder· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCourt tosses SpaceX lawsuit

Groups had sued over beach closures amid rocket launches

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
Secondary5 years after a police chase left him disabled, family still seeks answers

A fleeing driver struck Carlos Hernandez while he rode a lawnmower. A lawsuit argues that deputies were reckless in pursuing the vehicle that hit him.

Natanya Friedheim· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFacial recognition system led to wrongful arrest, lawsuit states

The suit names Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, whose office manages the software.

Aarón Torres· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryExperts: ICE aims to skirt state laws
Anjali Huynh· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryUS lawsuits raise Campbell profile

Legal landscape becomes entangled, but Democrats praise AG as tenacious

Ronald J. Hansen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryMaricopa County turf war heats up as vote nears

Court hearings, fears of lawsuit pile up before July 21 primary

Rebecca Johnson· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘Piece taken out of my life’

Kendall County teenager who faced felony charge for allegedly joking about senior prank, burning school files federal lawsuit

Jeremy Gorner· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadMedical-aid-in-dying law faces lawsuit

Disabled patients, doctor, others allege the state's legislation ends 'ethical obligation to do no harm'

Liz Sawyer· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryNew claims against chief detailed

Draft lawsuit incriminates O'Hara and his driver, but city officials pushed back on its veracity.

Rebecca Johnson· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘HOUSE OF HORRORS’

Woman alleges rampant abuse overlooked at foster facility in lawsuit

James QueallySonja Sharp· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryContest for city attorney heats up

Leaked LAPD files, costly lawsuits leave incumbent vulnerable against two rivals.

Alanna Durkin Richer· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFeds create $1.7B fund to help Trump’s allies

The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is part of a settlement of Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.

Cade Metz and Mike Isaac· New York Times · US
SecondaryLoss for Musk In His Lawsuit Over OpenAI
Eric TuckerAlanna Durkin Richer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryDOJ ANNOUNCES $1.8 BILLION FUND FOR TRUMP ALLIES

The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is part of a settlement resolving the president's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS.

Perry SteinJeremy RoebuckMark Berman· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump to drop his IRS lawsuit

$1.8B fund created, drawing backlash President's allies could receive taxpayer payouts

James Osborne· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadCornyn, Paxton hit road in final push

Senator has blitzed media with ads, while AG has focused on high-profile lawsuits

Perry SteinJenny Gathright· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDOJ to charge parents of curfew scofflaws in D.C.

‘Teen takeovers’ causing mayhem ahead of 250th anniversary events

Sarah Ritter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryTexts say lost funds were his ‘revenge’

Lawmaker’s messages surfaced in lawsuit.

Allison Kite· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySENATE PASSES BILL TO CURB ICE

It bans masks and allows lawsuits, but its prospects in divided House are slim.

Benjamin Wermund· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCamps in Texas uncertain as season closes in

State is weighing licenses after new laws in floods’ wake

Jim Turner· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryChatGPT assisted in mass shooting at FSU, lawsuit alleges

Attorney General James Uthmeier has announced a criminal investigation into OpenAI’s involvement in the shooting.

Juan Carlos Chavez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryICE requires approval before sharing records, report says

Tampa Bay police departments say they received the directive via email, which critics say could violate Florida transparency laws.

Jeffrey Schweers· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryMore lawsuits filed over Florida’s new congressional map

The court battles are likely to stretch past the midterm elections.

Robert BoothJessica Murray· The Guardian · UK
LeadAlarm over ‘toothless’ oversight of AI facial recognition systems

Watchdogs call for new laws amid fears over accuracy of software

Haajrah Gilani· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadSBC silent on feud at Second Baptist

Members sue over changed bylaws that strip members of voting rights

Ray SternStacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
LeadHobbs not backing down from vetoes

Says laws can wait until GOP reveals budget

Alexa St. John· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTrump administration sued over approval of new ultra deep-water drilling in Gulf

Environmental groups filed a lawsuit on the 16th anniversary of the nation’s worst offshore oil spill, when BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig sent 134 million gallons of crude spewing into the ocean.

Rebecca Johnson· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryIn lawsuit, couple alleges intimate exchange was recorded

Former Trump Tower residents say recording was shared with others

Fallon RothGillian Mcgoldrick· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryShapiro joins lawsuit over voter restrictions

“Pennsylvanians choose their representatives, not Donald Trump,” he said after joining the multistate lawsuit.

Emily L. Mahoney· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryDeadly Florida road company knew laborers were undocumented, ex-employee alleges

The former Archer Western worker, Amanda Hull, filed a whistleblower lawsuit in federal court.