The Texas Senate has moved quickly on transgender care and sports bans despite days of protests by activists at the Capitol.
NEW YORK — A New York appeals court ruled Madison Square Garden may prohibit any person from attending Knicks and Rangers games, even if they hold valid tickets, but not from concerts or theatrical performances, which are protected under civil rights laws. The venue has kicked at least four lawyers out simply because they work at firms pursuing litigation against the company.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A federal judge ruled the World Professional Association for Transgender Health must produce documents regarding its guidelines for treating gender-dysphoric minors in a lawsuit it filed challenging Alabama’s law outlawing transgender operations or the prescription of certain hormones to minors.
Activists lined up in the early morning hours to get a seat in the courtroom to hear the two cases, one against Switzerland and the other against France.
Defamation claims over a Truth Social post can proceed, a federal judge ruled.
Despite "remarkable progress” since the feds began monitoring the Seattle Police Department in 2012, a federal judge will continue to watch how the department handles crowd control given its propensity toward force during the George Floyd protests in 2020.
Digital rights watchdog groups argue that France will violate international human rights law by becoming the first EU nation to legalize AI-powered surveillance, even if just temporarily.
Federal agents have been searching for almost a year for whoever tossed a pair of Molotov cocktails into the Wisconsin Family Action office in Madison on May 6.
NEW ORLEANS — Finding licensing officials can evaluation potential risks stemming from disabilities, the Fifth Circuit dismissed a woman’s civil rights suit alleging she was illegally required to have her doctor fill out a medical questionnaire to renew her driver's license.
PHOENIX — A federal judge dismissed a bar owner's claim that a deputy illegally entered his restaurant without a warrant during the Covid-19 pandemic, finding police are allowed to enter an occupied business to enforce liquor license laws.
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Twitter brought by a critic of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for failure to prosecute.
