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Deere settles suit by FTC, states over equipment repair restrictions
Deere settles with the FTC and five states over repair restrictions, agreeing to provide farmers and independents access to diagnostic tools for 10 years.
United Airlines must face lawsuit over ‘window seats’ that lack windows
A federal judge on Monday rejected United Airlines' bid to dismiss a lawsuit by passengers who complained they paid extra money to sit in window seats, only to discover their seats had no windows.
Taylor Swift defeats Florida poet’s plagiarism lawsuit
A federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit accusing pop megastar Taylor Swift of plagiarizing phrases from a Florida woman's poems for more than a dozen songs.
Supreme Court won’t block Texas app store age verification law
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to block Texas' app store age verification law requiring parental consent for minors to download apps or make purchases.
He wrote a scathing message to ICE. Federal agents showed up at his door.
David Streever sued the DHS after agents visited him over a critical email to ICE, alleging a violation of his First Amendment rights in New York.
Missouri jury sides with Enfamil maker in case over preterm baby formula
A jury in St. Louis on Thursday rejected claims that Reckitt unit Mead Johnson's specialized formula for preterm babies was to blame for causing an infant's dangerous bowel disease.
Supreme Court to hear gun, LGBT, voting rights cases in next term
Fresh off a momentous term, the high court already has a slate of important cases set up for its next term that begins in October on issues including guns, voting restrictions, and a disputed detention policy.
Judge blocks US Postal Service’s proposed restrictions on mail-in voting
A federal judge blocked the Postal Service's proposed restrictions on mail-in voting, finding that they violated a settlement with a leading civil rights group that required expedited mail-in ballot handling.
Supreme Court supercharges its ‘shadow docket,’ dividing the justices
When the court issued its ruling defending the Federal Reserve from political interference, it highlighted growing unease among the justices about the use of their ever-expanding emergency docket.
Judges strike down Trump’s restrictions on loan forgiveness for public servants
Two federal judges struck down the Trump administration’s restrictions on a popular student-loan-forgiveness program for public servants, a day before the new rule was set to take effect.
Supreme Court expands Trump’s power but unwilling to go as far as he wanted
The Supreme Court largely backed President Trump's executive powers while rejecting key policies on tariffs and birthright citizenship.
High court to hear challenge to state-level assault rifle bans
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to the legality of state restrictions on assault-style rifles, giving the justices another chance to expand gun rights in a case that involves a type of weapon often associated with mass shootings.
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