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Supreme Court Will Decide Whether Title IX Lets School Employees Sue

A ruling could determine whether education employees can bring sex‑discrimination suits under Title IX instead of using Title VII’s EEOC process.

Supreme Court Summarily Reverses D.C. Police-Stop Ruling in 7–2 Decision

Don Lemon Charged Under FACE Act After Minnesota Church Protest

DOJ Withdraws Identifying Records Demand at CHLA, Agreeing to Privacy Safeguards Through 2029

Supreme Court Clarifies Emergency Home-Entry Rule, Rejects Probable-Cause Test

MP High Court Rejects Aadhaar, Voter ID as DOB Proof, Restores Anganwadi Appointee

Christian Institute Sues to Halt Civil Service Pride Participation

Feds Agree to Extend Court Order on Broadview ICE Conditions Through April 19, 2026

Paxton Sues Texas Housing Agency to Overturn Ban on Sectarian Use of Homelessness Funds

EFF, ACLU Sue San José Over Warrantless Police Searches of License Plate Data

New Lawsuit Accuses Ursuline High of Anti-Gay Harassment as School Defends Conduct

STF Suspends Trial on Police Right-to-Silence Warnings After Three Votes for Exclusion Rule

Finland’s Supreme Court Hears Bible Tweet Case as Prosecutors Drop One Charge

Forest Hills Homeowners Sue NYC, Say NYPD Used Private Streets for Stadium Crowds

Opening Statements Begin in Trial of 3 Ex–San Antonio Officers in Melissa Perez’s Shooting Death

Aquilini Grandson Sues Canucks Owners, Alleges Retaliatory Move to Cut His Branch From Family Trust

Appellate Court Affirms Public Hearings and Payroll Rights in Chicago Police Misciplin Discipline

Dershowitz Sues After Pierogi Denial, Pushes Farmers Market to Ban Political Discrimination

Trump Justice Department Sues New York City Over Sanctuary Measures

German Court Rejects Widow’s Request to Relocate Partner’s Urn