#legal-battle

#legal-battle

"President Trump purported to fire me 'for cause' when no cause exists under the law, and he has no authority to do so," she said in an emailed statement. "I will not resign."

In April, the United States opened one million square kilometres of the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument to commercial fishing, which had been prohibited for a decade.

"Bikes make the most sense" as they allow faster delivery by bypassing congestion, said Cyndi Gilbert, a board member at Bike Brigade, whereas using a car poses additional challenges including parking.

Peterson's legal team alleged at a press conference in May that Bradley Jennings, who was working as a bodyguard and driver for Harris, approached them and said he had witnessed a conversation in which Harris said "she had the gun, she fired it three times, Mr. Peterson grabbed her arm and knocked it down, and the gun fired two more times."

Apple Corps and Apple Computer engaged in a protracted trademark battle lasting nearly thirty years, culminating in a $500 million settlement allowing Apple to utilize the Apple name for music distribution.

Rose and Chris Murray built their home in Bohermeen without planning permission in 2007. They faced a 20-year legal battle with Meath County Council.

The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit upheld a sanctions ruling of $2.5m in favor of artist Peter Doig against claims he painted a disputed work.

America First Legal claimed that Hello Alice’s grant program for Black-owned businesses violated a 1866 law against racial discrimination in contracts, launching a significant legal battle.

A bullet in the back of the head is much more effective than spraying machine gun bullets all over the room.

"The complaint... said the people experiencing 'involuntary' homelessness should not be punished for sleeping on public property unless the city could confirm that every unhoused resident had 'immediately available, appropriate, accessible and voluntary shelter.'"},{

James Brolin expressed his pride in Justin Baldoni for his writing on masculinity, expressing that Baldoni’s work teaches boys to confront their fears and understand manhood.

Serge Atlaoui, a 61-year-old welder from Metz, was flown back to France in February after being on death row in Indonesia since 2007.

"The Defund Provision is a naked attempt to leverage the government's spending power to attack and penalize Planned Parenthood and impermissibly single it out for unfavorable treatment."

Kesha Sebert's sixth album, described as the first album where she felt truly free, is accompanied by a world tour showcasing her liberated persona, including a topless jetski photo.

Walter Willett, a professor of epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, says the recent actions by the Trump administration have been "simply un-American." He emphasizes that even a reversal in policies wouldn't restore trust in the U.S. for international students, indicating a long-term impact on student enrollment and the academic environment."

CBS has consistently denied wrongdoing, saying it simply aired a more concise version of Harris's answer rather than doctoring her comments.

The private grinds industry in Ireland is booming, with an estimated worth between €50-€60m, attracting investors and stirring competition reminiscent of sports rivalries.

We hope to see the judge make this ruling permanent, preserving the garden as a sanctuary for queer, transgender, black, indigenous, and people of color communities.

On February, the Toulouse administrative court had ordered work on the long-planned 53km stretch of autoroute to be shut down because the expected benefits were not sufficient.

Cambridge's Welcoming Community Ordinance grants everyone equal treatment regardless of immigration status. Complying with HUD's new demands would endanger compliance with the ordinance.