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Minnesota joins multi-state lawsuit over $6 billion in frozen education funds
Twenty-four state attorneys general sued the Trump administration on Monday, after it froze more than $6 billion in federal funding promised to schools. The White House says it wants to make sure taxpayer money is spent in line with the President's priorities.
The states say the funding freeze "will irreparably harm the Plaintiff States, their schools, and the students and families ...
A woman filed a lawsuit against a Kansas City-based real estate company Friday, alleging her coworkers made repeated racist ...
Chicago Public Schools has settled a federal lawsuit brought by former Phillips basketball coach Paris Martin. Martin sued ...
Stanford University faces legal action from an Israeli scientist claiming a hostile work environment, falsified research, and ...
State-owned Citizens Property Insurance Corp.’s ability to send claims disputes to a state arbitration system is ...
Rachel Dawson said the university targeted her because she is Black, and that non-Black employees have made more egregious ...
The lawsuit attempted to show that Tarrant County has a "widespread pattern and practice of subjecting its prisoners to harm" ...
A lawsuit filed July 14 seeks to release over $6 billion in funds being withheld while they are reviewed by the Trump ...
Stephen Colbert riffed Paramount Global’s $16 million settlement of Donald Trump’s lawsuit, calling the payment a “big fat ...
The case stems from a request that Vermont's auditor made involving his investigation into TIF financing in Burlington.
Someone in Brookside deleted the police department’s emails, according to attorneys for a group of drivers suing the town ...
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