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A legal battle over Tinder and other Match Group dating apps has taken a significant turn, as a U.S. magistrate judge ruled that users must take their claims of deceptive practices to individual arbitration rather than pursuing a broader class action. The dispute stems from allegations that Tinder, Hinge, and The League—popular platforms owned by …

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President-elect Donald Trump has filed a motion urging a federal court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit linked to his controversial statements about the Central Park Five, a group of Black and Hispanic men exonerated in 2002 after being wrongly convicted in a 1989 assault case. During his recent campaign, Trump falsely claimed during a debate …

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In a significant pivot, the Florida Bar is preparing to replace its current diversity and inclusion framework with a more generalized policy prioritizing “the quality of legal services.” This move comes amidst ongoing tension with the state’s Supreme Court, which has pressured the Bar to abandon initiatives centered on race and gender representation. The Florida …

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A quiet yet influential conservative law firm is stepping into the spotlight as key players in Donald Trump’s next administration. The Dhillon Law Group, founded in California in 2006, is positioned to wield significant power, with partner David Warrington named as White House counsel and founder Harmeet Dhillon nominated to lead the Justice Department’s civil …

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A groundbreaking decision from a federal judge in Washington, D.C., has dismantled the job protections for administrative judges at the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), marking a pivotal shift in ongoing legal challenges to the agency’s framework. The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by Massachusetts-based Saint Vincent Hospital, which argued that shielding NLRB judges …

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The incoming Trump administration is signaling a seismic shift in its approach to civil rights, with plans to scrutinize diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives across corporate and academic institutions. This shift could lead to a wave of legal challenges and federal investigations aimed at programs many conservatives view as discriminatory. A Legal Reset for …

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A seismic shift in the Federal Trade Commission’s leadership is underway as President-elect Donald Trump announced Andrew Ferguson, a current FTC commissioner and former Virginia solicitor general, as his pick for the agency’s new chair. Trump declared the move on social media, framing Ferguson as a staunch defender of free speech and an adversary of …

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Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old accused in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealth executive Brian Thompson, erupted in an emotional outburst while being escorted into a Pennsylvania courthouse Tuesday. His loud condemnation of an unidentified “insult to the intelligence of the American people” punctuated his tense arrival, as law enforcement revealed new insights into his background and …

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A groundbreaking legal battle has emerged in Philadelphia, accusing some of the biggest names in the food industry of crafting and marketing highly processed products designed to hook children and foster chronic illnesses. Filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, the lawsuit centers on claims made by Pennsylvania resident Bryce Martinez. Diagnosed with type …

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In a dramatic stand-off, President Joe Biden announced his intent to veto a bipartisan bill proposing the addition of 66 federal judgeships, igniting a political firestorm in the aftermath of Republican President-elect Donald Trump’s electoral victory. The proposed legislation, dubbed the JUDGES Act, marks the most significant attempt to expand the judiciary since 1990. The …

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