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A U.S. appeals court has denied TikTok’s emergency request to delay a looming law that could force its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to sell the app by January 19. The ruling accelerates the timeline for TikTok to appeal directly to the Supreme Court in an attempt to prevent the ban, which U.S. authorities argue poses …

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A Delaware judge has cleared the path for Elon Musk and Tesla to challenge a recent ruling that struck down the CEO’s landmark $56 billion pay deal. In a Friday decision, Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick of the Court of Chancery allowed the 30-day clock to begin ticking for an appeal to the Delaware Supreme Court. Musk, …

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In a groundbreaking legal move, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against a New York physician, accusing her of prescribing abortion pills via telemedicine to a Texas resident. The lawsuit, filed in Collin County, seeks to challenge the growing practice of out-of-state doctors providing abortion care to residents of states with restrictive …

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As the iconic Miss America pageant prepares to crown its next winner in Orlando, Florida, its future hangs in the balance of a heated ownership battle and contested bankruptcy proceedings. Miss America Competition LLC, the entity behind the century-old event, filed for bankruptcy protection just weeks ago, citing $4.1 million in debts and allegations of …

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Baker & Hostetler, a prominent U.S. law firm, has been ordered to confront racketeering claims tied to its representation of a now-bankrupt client accused of orchestrating a massive insurance fraud. A federal judge in Houston has allowed part of the lawsuit against the firm to proceed, citing serious allegations of complicity. The case centers on …

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Texas has emerged as a heavyweight in high-stakes litigation, reeling in record-breaking settlements and hefty legal fees in battles against major corporations. Recently, the state secured a $1.4 billion settlement with Meta Platforms over alleged consumer privacy violations, with contracted law firms Keller Postman and McKool Smith collectively billing an eye-watering $142.6 million for their …

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A brewing legal storm targets Glock, with lawsuits from Minnesota and New Jersey alleging the firearm giant’s handguns can be easily modified into illegal machine guns. The suits highlight a controversial add-on known as the “Glock switch,” a $20 device that transforms standard Glock handguns into rapid-fire weapons capable of discharging 1,200 rounds per minute. …

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In a pivotal move, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a controversial bill to expand the federal judiciary by 66 judges—the first significant expansion since 1990. The legislation, once a bipartisan rallying point, now faces sharp political divides and a looming veto from outgoing President Joe Biden. The bill, dubbed the JUDGES Act, aims to …

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A legal fight over affirmative action has taken flight once more, this time targeting the U.S. Air Force Academy. The group behind the landmark Supreme Court decision banning race-based admissions at civilian colleges has filed a lawsuit challenging the academy’s admissions policies, marking the latest front in a nationwide debate. Students for Fair Admissions, led …

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