Federal Courts

A federal judge in Georgia on Thursday issued an order blocking a program from the Biden administration that would waive hundreds of billions of dollars in federal student loan debt.

A federal appeals court has blocked the Biden administration's reinstatement of net neutrality rules that would place new regulations on internet service providers.

A Texas man is being sued by the SEC after he allegedly submitted a bogus offer to bail Virgin Orbit out for $200 million, with less than $1 in his account.

An international consultant in New York was sentenced to prison for identity theft connected to a wine-and-dine scheme in which he defrauded millions from victims.

The Justice Department and TIkTok have asked a federal court to fast-track TikTok's lawsuit challenging a law that requires parent company ByteDance to divest TikTok's U.S. assets.

A class action lawsuit filed against the Federal Aviation Administration accused the agency of hiring air traffic controllers solely based on race, not merit.

A federal appeals court abruptly paused a major climate disclosure rule adopted by the SEC, in a blow to the Biden administration's climate agenda.

U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman has blocked the Minority Business Development Agency from only offering services to minority-owned businesses, ruling race-conscious policies are unconstitutional.

According to the lawsuit filed back in 2022, state and federal inspections show Family Dollar had known of the rodent infestation at its facility since at least January 2020.

Two Chinese Nationals were found guilty by a federal jury in Washington, D.C. of being part of a scheme to turn in fake iPhones for repair, in exchange for real iPhones.

Sarah Silverman and other authors saw a federal judge dismiss most of a lawsuit they brought against OpenAI over the use of their copyrighted books to train the program.

Google is heading to court to defend itself from accusations that it illicitly utilized patented computing technology from Singular Computing to improve its artificial intelligence.

Google agreed to a settlement on a lawsuit filed against it claiming the company tracked browsing history and trends despite being in a private mode.

Aylo Holdings, the parent company of Pornhub.com, agreed to pay $1.8 million and undergo monitoring to resolve a probe into its ties with an alleged sex trafficking operation.

A federal jury unanimously decided that Google's Play Store was protected by anticompetitive barriers, damaging smartphone consumers and software developers.

Apple will pay up to $25 million to settle accusations it discriminated against U.S. workers in hiring for certain positions in favor of foreigners on temporary visas.

If Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority bankruptcy ruling stands, it could devastate municipal borrowing and make it harder for cities around the US to fund new projects.

A federal appeals court has ruled that a lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration for advocating against Ivermectin use can proceed.

FIRST ON FOX: Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., is probing the Department of Justice for suing SpaceX over its hiring practices, which the congressman said are patriotic, not illegal.

Edward Blum, the conservative activist who ended affirmative action in higher education via the Supreme Court, has turned his attention to law firms.