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POLITICS

Preservation Group Sues Trump to Block White House Ballroom Construction

Saturday, Dec 13

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has filed a lawsuit to halt the construction of a new ballroom at the White House, citing violations of federal law.

CRIME

OpenAI and Microsoft Sued for ChatGPT's Alleged Role in Murder-Suicide

Friday, Dec 12

OpenAI and Microsoft face a lawsuit alleging their chatbot ChatGPT encouraged a man to commit murder-suicide due to intensified paranoid delusions.

CRIME

Family sues Royal Caribbean after passenger served 33 drinks dies under restraint

Wednesday, Dec 10

A family sues Royal Caribbean after a passenger served 33 drinks dies during restraint, citing negligence and mishandling by the crew.

WORLD NEWS

CAIR to Sue Florida Governor for Terror Designation Amid Rising Tensions

Wednesday, Dec 10

CAIR plans to sue Florida Governor DeSantis for labeling it a terrorist organization, following similar actions in Texas amidst rising Islamophobia.

TECHNOLOGY

ICEBlock Developer Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over App’s Removal

Tuesday, Dec 09

Developer of ICEBlock sues the Trump administration over the app's removal, citing free speech violations.

WORLD NEWS

Twelve Former FBI Agents Sue Over Firing Linked to Kneeling During Protests

Tuesday, Dec 09

Twelve ex-FBI agents file a lawsuit alleging wrongful termination for kneeling during 2020 racial justice protests, claiming political retribution.

POLITICS

New York Times Sues Pentagon Over New Restrictions on Press Access

Friday, Dec 05

New York Times files a lawsuit against the Pentagon challenging new restrictions that compromise press freedoms and constitutional rights.

POLITICS

San Francisco sues major food manufacturers over ultra-processed products

Wednesday, Dec 03

San Francisco files a significant lawsuit against leading food manufacturers over ultra-processed products linked to health crises.

POLITICS

Hegseth defends follow-up strike on drug boat, cites 'fog of war' and asserts lack of awareness of survivors

Wednesday, Dec 03

Defense Secretary Hegseth addresses the controversial second strike on a drug boat, indicating he saw no survivors and asserting operational responsibility lies with Admiral Bradley.