The ruling overturned a judge’s injunction won by the city after the National Park Service removed an exhibit describing the ownership of enslaved people by George Washington.
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The judge dismissed for now claims involving elections after the midterms.
A federal judge in Manhattan on Wednesday denied a request for nearly $1.4 million in legal fees sought by advocacy groups that had successfully challenged immigration rules erected during President Donald Trump’s first term that made it harder for some immigrants to obtain permanent residency.
Some 50 people have died in U.S. immigration detention since President Donald Trump launched his mass deportation campaign in January 2025, Immigration and Customs Enforcement records show.
A federal judge has signaled that she will likely order Workday, the maker of popular AI-powered human resources software, to face claims that it violated California law thousands of times by weeding out job applicants at many major companies for discriminatory reasons.
Law firms spent years vying for a stamp of approval from Diversity Lab, which pushed them to consider women and minority attorneys when making new hires and promotions.
A federal immigration detention center in Texas erected by the Trump administration failed to issue use-of-force reports, did not give medicine to seriously ill detainees and wasted tens of millions in taxpayer dollars through rushed contracts, a U.S. government watchdog report published on Tuesday said.
Disputes involving President Trump’s policies on tariffs, immigration and firing regulatory officials have marked the court’s current term. Now they are poised to decide major “culture war” cases.
President Donald Trump’s administration unlawfully barred applicants from 39 travel‑ban countries from receiving decisions on asylum, work permits, green cards and citizenship, a U.S. federal judge ruled on Friday.
Republicans have launched culture-focused attacks on the Texas Senate candidate.