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McMaster called the ACLU’s lawsuit a “shortsighted attack against every South Carolinian’s constitutionally-protected religious liberty.”

The estate of actress Anne Heche, who died August after crashing her blue Mini Cooper into a Los Angeles home, is being sued for at least $2 million by the woman who lost her house in the fiery crash.

Alec Baldwin is suing working people to cover his wealthy butt in the accidental shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

A motion filed by Republicans seeking to extend poll hours in Maricopa County following voter machine tabulation issues on Election Day was reportedly denied Tuesday evening.

The National Football League (NFL) has a “growing concern” about the lawsuit brought by former Raiders head coach Jon Gruden against the league, Front Office Sports reported.

The RNC has gained access to the partisan breakdown of hired poll workers in Clark County after filing a lawsuit against officials.

The plaintiff who successfully sued the Arizona Senate for racial and sex discrimination in the workplace, which she says Democrat U.S. Senate nominee Katie Hobbs is responsible for, has finally received her $300,000 award.

Officials in Clark County, Nevada, have begun sharing poll worker data after the RNC filed a lawsuit against the county for denying public records requests.

Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish and fellow comedian Aries Spears are being sued for child sexual abuse.  

Brad Pitt has been forced to settle for $20.5 million after the eco-friendly homes he built for victims of Hurricane Katrina began to fall apart.

Authorities in London are to slap the EU with formal proceedings for the first time over the union’s allegedly breaching parts of the Brexit agreement.

An Australian Court has ordered Google to be fined AUD $60 million (approximately USD $43 million) over the way the Silicon Valley giant collected personal location data.

Making a pitch to be in the next UK govt, Attorney General Braverman issues a warning to schools forcing trans ideology in the classroom.

Gabby Petito’s parents are filing a $50 million wrongful death claim against the Moab Police Department, claiming officers failed in handling a call involving the young woman.

The first settlement in the nation has been reached in a lawsuit filed by medical staff regarding an Illinois university system’s coronavirus vaccine mandate.

A family from Baltimore, Maryland, has filed a $25 million lawsuit over alleged racial discrimination by Sesame Place Philadelphia.

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced his intention to sue CNN, one of the prime purveyors of what Trump has famously deemed “fake news,” over “repeated defamatory statements” against him, warning that he will take similar action against other media outlets as well.

Two executors of Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, who were also advisers to the convicted sex offender, are accused of wiring millions of dollars into a trust they are tied with almost a year after the deceased billionaire’s suicide in a Manhattan prison cell.

A Michigan woman is suing a man for $10,000 for standing her up on a date, and she got into a heated argument with the judge during a Zoom court hearing for the case.

A lawsuit recently filed in Brooklyn alleges a funeral home failed to stop a melee during a memorial service, according to a report, and the incident was caught on camera.

A lawsuit against Mars Inc. claims that its Skittles product contains a “known toxin” and is “unfit for consumption.”

A woman alleges Southwest Airlines workers refused to help her while she was in a wheelchair, which resulted in severe injury, according to court documents.

U.S. Parents Involved in Education (USPIE) has filed a lawsuit against a school district in South Carolina seeking teacher training manuals.

Amber Heard’s insurer is reportedly suing the actress in Los Angeles, claiming in federal court that her insurance policy does not cover any of the $8.3 million in losses that she owes her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, who won in his defamation trial against her.

The family of a woman who was the victim of an apparent murder-suicide is suing the Cook County sheriff and chief judge, claiming they bear responsibility for her death by placing the alleged murderer in an electronic monitoring program they knew was not being adequately managed.

A lawsuit challenging a California law that allows convicted criminals to choose their gender for prison housing claims the policy puts women at risk of sexual abuse.

A former Google contractor claims that he was fired by the woke internet giant after reporting that at least 12 members of an obscure religious sect within Google have an inappropriate level of influence over the workplace. The religious group in question, the Fellowship of Friends, is considered a cult by many.

A lawyer for the family of Tyre Sampson says he was almost 100 pounds over the Orlando Free Fall’s weight limit when he fatally fell.

GEICO will have to pay a woman $5.2 million after she allegedly contracted an STD during car sex with an insured GEICO client, per a report.

A federal judge in Georgia sided with a Houston County sheriff’s deputy who was denied “gender-affirming surgery,” calling it discriminatory.

A leftist immigration group is suing the U.S. government so more people can become naturalized citizens in time to vote in the midterms.

The Department of Justice is asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit to reinstate the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) broad-sweeping mask mandate for travel.

Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison by a federal judge on Thursday after being found guilty of defrauding pornographic actress Stormy Daniels of nearly $300,000 over her book about an alleged affair with former President Donald Trump.

Shooting victim Ilene Steur is filing a lawsuit against Glock after surviving the April 12, 2022, New York City subway shooting.

The Biden administration is against a lawsuit that claims the government has a constitutional duty to fight so-called climate change.

A federal judge in Louisiana extended the temporary restraining order that prevented President Joe Biden’s administration from ending Title 42 on Wednesday.