In a clash over who gets a seat at America’s dinner table, more than twenty Democratic-led states have hauled the administration into federal court, accusing officials in Washington of trying to quietly starve tens of thousands of lawful immigrants of their monthly food support. The courtroom brawl erupted in Eugene, Oregon, where a multistate coalition …

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Coca-Cola is facing a courtroom showdown with the guardians of Johnny Cash’s legacy, accused of borrowing the legendary baritone without so much as a polite knock on the door. A lawsuit filed in federal court in Nashville claims the soda giant rolled out a college-football-themed commercial featuring a voice that doesn’t just resemble Cash — …

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The nation’s patent gatekeepers have rolled out a fresh set of rules, and this time the message is unmistakable: in the age of thinking machines, only human minds get to wear the “inventor” crown. In a notice set for release later this week, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office unveiled new guidance explaining how it …

When Machines Muse: USPTO Draws a Sharper Line Around Human-Led Invention Read More »

In a courtroom far from the warehouse floors where Amazon’s labor battles usually unfold, a federal judge in Brooklyn has tossed a temporary blockade in front of New York’s newest labor law experiment—halting it just as it was gearing up to run. The law, crafted to let the state’s Public Employment Relations Board step into …

Amazon Sidesteps New York’s New Labor Rulebook—For Now Read More »

The latest redraw of North Carolina’s congressional map has been given the green light, and with it comes a reshuffling of political gravity ahead of the 2026 midterms. A trio of federal judges stepped aside, clearing the path for the Republican-crafted map to stand—much to the delight of those aiming to keep Congress tilted in …

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The threat to drag Senator Mark Kelly back into uniform and march him before a military tribunal made for a dramatic headline—but under the hood, the gears of military justice barely budged. That entire machinery is engineered to resist political turbulence, and in this case, experts say it would hold firm. Kelly, along with several …

The Storm That Wouldn’t Form: Why the Push to Court-Martial Mark Kelly Is Built on Sand Read More »

The long-running legal storm out of Georgia has blown itself out. The sweeping election-interference prosecution that once promised political thunder has evaporated with a single stroke: every charge against the U.S. President has been dismissed, shutting down a case that had been built as a sprawling racketeering saga. The move came from Peter Skandalakis, the …

Georgia’s 2020 Case Against Trump Collapses, Leaving Only Dust and Echoes Read More »