Sen. Roger Marshall refers to the patient lawsuit report as a ‘hit job’ supported by Schumer.
Senator Marshall Calls Lawsuit Report a Political Attack A Republican senator engaged in a competitive race in Kansas has labeled a recent report alleging numerous lawsuits against his former patients as a politically motivated “hit job” orchestrated by prominent Democrats. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., spoke to Fox News Digital regarding an article from The New […]
Caribbean Nations Turn to U.N. with ‘Racial Discrimination’ Lawsuit Over Slavery Against the UK
Caribbean Nations Explore Legal Action for Slavery Reparations Caribbean countries are contemplating legal strategies to compel the UK to provide reparations for slavery, citing issues related to “racial discrimination” as laid out by United Nations treaties. This week, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley is convening a conference aimed at discussing ways to secure compensation, with […]
City and mayor in Michigan confront civil rights lawsuit
A federal lawsuit was filed on Thursday, claiming that the city of Dearborn used taxpayer money to celebrate Muslim holidays while ignoring a Christian resident’s requests for recognition of Easter and Passover. Margot Cleveland, a journalist affiliated with The Federalist, has brought this civil rights lawsuit, teaming up with the American Freedom Law Center (AFLC) […]
Court Rejects Lawsuit from Pro-Abortion Groups Aiming to Secure Public Funding Access
A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by pro-abortion groups claiming that new grant eligibility rules would disadvantage them when vying for public funding. This ruling came from a judge in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, who ruled against the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association (NFPRHA) and […]
Charlie Kirk family’s wrongful death lawsuit encounters Utah immunity law
A new Utah law regarding government immunity may complicate the Kirk family’s pursuit of a wrongful death lawsuit against Utah Valley University, following the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. The family’s legal team submitted a notice of intent to sue on September 9, just shy of the anniversary of Kirk’s death, citing multiple security lapses […]
Starbucks settles Florida DEI lawsuit with major companywide agreement
Starbucks has reached a settlement with Florida, agreeing to pay $1 million and to avoid using race- or sex-based goals, quotas, or preferences in its employment policies across the company. This decision concludes a civil rights lawsuit filed by the state against the coffee chain. The office of Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier confirmed that […]
Charlie Kirk’s family hints at a potential lawsuit for major shortcomings leading up to his assassination
Charlie’s Family Plans to Sue Utah Officials Following Assassination The family of Charlie Kirk has indicated their intention to file a lawsuit against Utah officials, citing a series of security lapses that they believe contributed to his assassination last September. On Wednesday, Kirk’s family issued a wrongful death notice, attributing the failure to prevent his […]
Family of Charlie Kirk to File Lawsuit Against University and Campus Police Department
Family of Slain Turning Point USA Founder Plans Lawsuit The relatives of Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, are indicating that they will sue Utah Valley University (UVU) along with its police department and several others. This comes in light of what they describe as “a series of stunning failures and reckless decisions” […]
Parents file lawsuit after 5-year-old boy with special needs is charged with felony assault in response to bullying.
Parents of Autistic Child File Lawsuit The parents of a 5-year-old boy with autism, who was charged with felony assault in Tennessee, have decided to take legal action after a school administrator wouldn’t relent. The boy attended H.B. Williams Elementary School, where staff were informed of his special needs. The parents expressed that they had […]
Democrat Roy Cooper faced a defamation lawsuit and had to issue an apology during his initial statewide campaign.
Roy Cooper Settles Defamation Lawsuit North Carolina Democrat U.S. Senate candidate and former Governor Roy Cooper has agreed to pay $75,000 and issue a formal apology to a Republican rival in connection with a defamation lawsuit stemming from his initial statewide campaign. Cooper, who had spent 14 years in the North Carolina General Assembly, aimed […]