Federal Judge Extends Order Preventing Biden Admin from Ending Title 42 Early
A federal judge in Louisiana extended the temporary restraining order that prevented President Joe Biden’s administration from ending Title 42 on Wednesday.

A federal judge in Louisiana extended the temporary restraining order that prevented President Joe Biden’s administration from ending Title 42 on Wednesday.
A federal civil rights lawsuit was filed Thursday against Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra over the agency’s “anti-racism” plan that “inject race-based decision making into our health care system.”
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has filed a lawsuit against the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLM), seeking the organization’s compliance in a more extensive investigation into its use of funds donated by Hoosiers.
Relatives of a Los Angeles woman who was killed when a teen crashed a Lamborghini into her vehicle have reached an $18.85 million settlement.
A couple in Massachusetts received a verdict of nearly $5 million against a country club after enduring the dangers posed by over 600 flying golf balls.
A federal court dismissed all challenges to the private enforcement mechanism of Texas’s six-week abortion ban on Tuesday.
A man in Bessemer, Alabama, reportedly filed a lawsuit Thursday in federal court against Kraft Heinz Foods over its Country Time lemonade drink mixes.
A Kentucky man has won a lawsuit alleging his workplace held an unwanted birthday party for him, causing a panic attack and leading to his firing.
FRC Action is arguing that Biden’s air travel mask mandate is “no longer warranted” because of the CDC’s decision to roll back Title 42.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody (R) announced on Tuesday a lawsuit over the Biden administration’s extended mask mandate on planes and transportation hubs, noting it that the rule is not grounded in science.
A federal district courtgranted a motion that would treat all sailors with religious objections to Biden’s Pentagon vaccine mandate as part of a single class in a lawsuit brought against the agency by First Liberty on behalf of 35 Navy SEALs.
Protect the Public’s Trust (PPT), a federal watchdog, filed a transparency lawsuit against the U.S Department of State to enforce their legal rights regarding a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on Thursday for records involving John Kerry’s Office of the Special Envoy for Climate Change (SECC).
FRC Action and State Rep. Matthew Krause (R-TX) filed a lawsuit against Joe Biden over his “authoritarian” air travel mask mandate.
The case revolves around a WEC policy issued during the 2020 election that allowed absentee voting via drop boxes and ballot harvesting.
A Christian teacher in Kansas is suing her school board, the superintendent, and the principal after allegedly being suspended for using a student’s wrong transgender pronouns.
Chris “Fredo” Cuomo pulled the trigger on his promised $125 million lawsuit against CNN Thursday.
California Democrats undid a law that required U.C. Berkeley to freeze student enrollment at 2020 levels to reduce environmental impact.
A woman and her husband have filed a lawsuit claiming that a homeless man beat and raped her in a Manhattan church until a priest intervened.
Gabby Petito’s parents have filed a lawsuit against Brian Laundrie’s parents, alleging the Laundries knew he murdered Petito.
“Rust” cinematographer Halyna Hutchins’ lawyer slammed actor Alec Baldwin for his “shameful” claim that the cinematographer’s widower Matt Hutchins “derailed” the completion of the film.”
United Airlines will allow unvaccinated staff to return to work after placing more than 2,000 employees with vaccine exemptions on unpaid leave.
Robert Francis O’Rourke, the Democrat candidate running to replace sitting Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, is facing a defamation suit from Kelcy Warren, a Texas oil billionaire.
A California judge ruled on Thursday that revitalizing neighborhoods with nice housing and shops does not “gentrify” the community.
The startup firm Kytch, which invented a device to fix McDonald’s infamously broken and glitchy ice cream machines, has sued the fast-food giant for $900 million. Fighting back against the chain’s attacks on their product, a Kytch cofounder said: They’ve tarnished our name. They scared off our customers and ruined our business. They were anti-competitive. They lied about a product that they said would be released.”
The TPPF Legal Counsel, TPPF’s executive director Rob Henneke, and Texas Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) announced a lawsuit Wednesday against the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), demanding and end of the federal mask mandate on planes and public transportation hubs, contending that the federal agency’s mandate constitutes an abuse of power.
The video, titled “Killing of Halyna Hutchins on the set of ‘Rust,'” shows animated computer-generated figures of Alec Baldwin and other “Rust” crew members reinacting the moments that led to the fatal shooting on October 21 last year.
A Venice community association is warning LA officials of potential lawsuits if the city does not adequately address homeless encampments.
Fannie Mae has settled a lawsuit brought by housing-rights activists accusing the agency of racial discrimination in foreclosure practices.
Parents filed a lawsuit against their daughter’s school after she attempted suicide following secret gender identity meetings with staff.
Prince Andrew’s lawyers on Wednesday demanded a trial by jury in the U.S. District Courts as he prepares to answer sexual assault allegations brought by Virginia Giuffre.
Numerous Minneapolis restaurants are suing Democrat Mayor Jacob Frey over the city’s vaccine mandate that went into effect on Wednesday.
Cracker Barrel was ordered to pay $4.3 million to an individual served sanitizer instead of a glass of water at the restaurant located in Tennessee in 2014.
Prince Andrew has suggested that Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre is suffering from “false memories” surrounding allegations of rape.
A federal judge gave the FDA eight months to release data pertaining to the safety of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine after the FDA had asked for 75 years.
A three-judge panel heard arguments Monday evening in a lawsuit against United Airlines regarding the company’s coronavirus vaccine mandate.
A federal judge on Friday blocked President Joe Biden’s mask and vaccine mandates for Texas Head Start programs.
United Airlines is allegedly allowing potentially unvaccinated London-based flight attendants to work alongside vaccinated American staff as it grapples with staffing shortages, cofounder of Airline Employees 4 Health Freedom Captain Sherry Walker exclusively told Breitbart News on Thursday.
Nuclear scientists based out of Tennessee said the fallout from UT-Battelle’s vaccine mandate “will be felt in the months to come.”
Six months ago, a startup called Kytch sued Taylor, the manufacturer of Mcdonald’s infamously broken ice cream machines. According to updates made to Kytch’s legal complaint, Taylor attempted to copy a repair device made by the company to help the McDonald’s ice cream flow, sabotaging Kytch’s business in the process.
The FDA asked a judge this week if the agency could have 55 years to fully release the data used to license Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine.