Tuesday, Apr 01

Organizations challenge Trump's executive order mandating proof of citizenship to vote and changing mail-in ballot regulations, citing constitutional concerns.

Thursday, Mar 27

A federal judge permits The New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft to advance, raising key issues over AI training practices.

Thursday, Mar 27

Judge James Boasberg, under scrutiny from Trump, is assigned to a new lawsuit about leaked military discussions in a Signal chat involving top officials.

Thursday, Mar 27

Columbia University faculty are suing the Trump administration after a $400 million funding cut tied to academic policy changes, impacting research grants.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Teachers and advocacy groups sue the Trump administration over plans to dismantle the Department of Education, citing potential harm to students and schools.

Sunday, Mar 23

Six journalists from Voice of America are suing the Trump administration for unlawfully shutting down the network, claiming violations of First Amendment rights.

Sunday, Mar 23

Trump orders sanctions against law firms for "frivolous" lawsuits, targeting immigration cases and invoking accountability within the legal community.

Saturday, Mar 22

Apple faces restructuring in its AI division and a lawsuit over delayed Siri features as it aims to enhance its AI capabilities.

Saturday, Mar 22

The family of former Boeing employee John Barnett files a wrongful death lawsuit against the company, alleging harassment and abuse contributed to his suicide.

Friday, Mar 21

A federal judge ruled that Mariah Carey did not infringe copyright with her holiday classic "All I Want for Christmas Is You," dismissing a $20 million lawsuit.