A wave of changes is sweeping across U.S. law schools as top institutions push up their summer associate interview timelines to May and June, signaling a shift in how law firms recruit future associates. This move, a departure from the traditional July-August window, comes as firms increasingly look to secure summer associates earlier in the …

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A U.S. District Judge has ruled that Google holds illegal monopolies in two critical sectors of online advertising, sending shockwaves through the tech world. The decision, issued on April 17, 2025, paves the way for U.S. regulators to demand significant changes to Google’s ad operations, potentially including a forced sale of key parts of its …

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The U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear a critical case that could reshape the nation’s birthright citizenship policy. The justices are set to deliberate next month on former President Donald Trump’s controversial executive order, which seeks to restrict automatic citizenship for children born on U.S. soil to non-citizen parents. This policy is central to Trump’s …

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In a pointed rebuke to the Trump administration, a U.S. appeals court has called for a de-escalation of its ongoing confrontation with the judiciary, warning that the growing tensions risk tarnishing public trust in the nation’s legal institutions. The Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s decision demanding the return of a …

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It was supposed to be a routine flight home for a Utah family. Instead, it ended with screams of pain, burned skin, and a federal lawsuit. Southwest Airlines is facing heat after a 4-year-old boy was badly burned mid-flight when a flight attendant allegedly spilled scalding hot coffee on him. The child’s parents, Ryan and …

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In a legal twist worthy of a Harvard case study, the Ivy League titan has brought in the legal muscle of Quinn Emanuel—the go-to firm for Elon Musk and, often enough, Donald Trump himself—to challenge a Trump administration freeze on $2.3 billion in federal research funding. The irony is thick: Harvard, accused by the White …

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In a move that throws gasoline on a culture war already burning hot, the federal government has taken Maine to court for refusing to follow a Trump-era executive order banning transgender athletes from girls’ and women’s sports. At stake? Hundreds of millions in federal funding for schools and student lunch programs — and a state’s …

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In an escalating showdown between the press and the presidency, the Associated Press says it’s being iced out of the West Wing—despite a federal judge’s explicit order to let them in. According to a new court filing, the AP accuses aides to Donald Trump of flatly ignoring a ruling that should’ve restored the agency’s full …

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In a courtroom showdown where the future of Instagram and WhatsApp hangs in the balance, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg took the stand this week in Washington, facing off against the Federal Trade Commission in a high-stakes antitrust trial. The FTC wants to break up Meta’s empire, accusing the tech giant of buying up rivals instead …

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In a fiery legal counterpunch, California has hauled the Trump administration into federal court, accusing it of overstepping constitutional bounds with sweeping tariffs that threaten to upend global trade—and gut the state’s economy in the process. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in San Francisco, blasts the tariffs as reckless, unconstitutional, and economically disastrous. The Golden State …

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