
Salvation Army rehab center participants ask Seventh Circuit to revive forced labor claims
The plaintiffs say the Salvation Army exploited their circumstances to make them do physically demanding unpaid labor in exchange for food and housing.
Vendors claim a new state law will force them to forfeit their First Amendment rights to continue selling books to Texas schools.
The plaintiffs say the Salvation Army exploited their circumstances to make them do physically demanding unpaid labor in exchange for food and housing.
SAN ANTONIO — A federal court in Texas strikes portions of a new state voting security law; the state may not enforce portions requiring voting officials to automatically reject mail-in ballots or applications based on errors unrelated to whether the voter is eligible to vote in Texas, for example.
“The First Amendment does not allow our state or our schools to remove books or issue blanket bans on discussion and materials simply because a group of politicians or parents find them offensive,” an Iowa ACLU lawyer said Tuesday.
In his motion to compel records from prosecutors, Trump argues that intelligence officials who say the 2020 election was secure are biased, while reasserting that the election subversion case against him is politically motivated.
Georgia prosecutors will be using the award-winning hip-hop artist's lyrics as evidence of crimes committed by the Young Slime Life street gang.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A federal court in North Carolina partially denied a condominium owners association’s motion for summary judgment on race discrimination claims brought by a Black woman who, after she was raped in her condo, allegedly faced racial and sexual harassment from board members for installing a Ring peephole camera. A jury is required to determine whether the behavior constituted race discrimination, and to consider the association’s counterclaims for breach of contract based on alterations to her exterior doors.
There has been a sharp increase in threats directed against Jewish, Muslim, and Arab communities since the Israel-Hamas war began, per Attorney General Merrick Garland.