Who is Gautam Adani? Indian billionaire hit with fraud charges in U.S.
Gautam Adani's business empire is facing serious legal challenges amid recent bribery allegations, impacting his reputation as one of Asia's wealthiest figures.
Another $4.5 billion in student debt has been canceled by President Biden
Biden cancels $4.5 billion in student debt, supporting over 1 million public service workers.
Total relief amounts to $175 billion for nearly 5 million borrowers under Biden administration.
8 million student-loan borrowers who remain blocked from cheaper payments and debt cancellation are getting a step closer to a final decision on Biden's new repayment plan
Missouri court to examine Biden's SAVE student-loan repayment plan, impacting millions of borrowers.
Legal challenges from GOP attorneys general have halted the SAVE plan's implementation.
Final decision from the 8th Circuit crucial for the future of student-loan forgiveness.
Trump open to pardoning Hunter Biden, "despite what they've done to me"
Trump does not support pardoning Hunter Biden, citing concerns for the country's integrity despite criticizing Biden.
Trump connects his legal issues to political retribution while dismissing allegations without solid evidence.
Biden Administration Floats Student Loan Relief for Borrowers Facing Hardship
The Biden administration aims to relieve student debt for eight million borrowers facing financial hardships.
Biden's student loan cancellation free to move forward as court order expires
Biden's student loan cancellation plan may advance following a court ruling favoring the administration.
Biden's debt relief plan focuses on borrowers in hardship
Biden's new debt-relief plan aims to help eight million borrowers but may face legal hurdles before implementation.
Another $4.5 billion in student debt has been canceled by President Biden
Biden cancels $4.5 billion in student debt, supporting over 1 million public service workers.
Total relief amounts to $175 billion for nearly 5 million borrowers under Biden administration.
8 million student-loan borrowers who remain blocked from cheaper payments and debt cancellation are getting a step closer to a final decision on Biden's new repayment plan
Missouri court to examine Biden's SAVE student-loan repayment plan, impacting millions of borrowers.
Legal challenges from GOP attorneys general have halted the SAVE plan's implementation.
Final decision from the 8th Circuit crucial for the future of student-loan forgiveness.
Trump open to pardoning Hunter Biden, "despite what they've done to me"
Trump does not support pardoning Hunter Biden, citing concerns for the country's integrity despite criticizing Biden.
Trump connects his legal issues to political retribution while dismissing allegations without solid evidence.
Biden Administration Floats Student Loan Relief for Borrowers Facing Hardship
The Biden administration aims to relieve student debt for eight million borrowers facing financial hardships.
Biden's student loan cancellation free to move forward as court order expires
Biden's student loan cancellation plan may advance following a court ruling favoring the administration.
Biden's debt relief plan focuses on borrowers in hardship
Biden's new debt-relief plan aims to help eight million borrowers but may face legal hurdles before implementation.
Donald Trump has outlined ambitious plans for Day 1 of his potential second term, focusing on immigration, government reform, and addressing legal challenges.
One of Trump's few checks on power? the Supreme Court he shaped
The U.S. Supreme Court serves as a critical check on Donald Trump's authority as he prepares for a potential second term.
What Trump might do on Day One of his presidency
Trump intends to take immediate executive action on key issues—including immigration—on his first day in office.
Trump confirms he will utilize US military to conduct mass deportations
Trump plans to declare a national emergency for mass deportations using military assets, despite unclear implementation details and potential legal challenges.
One of the World's Most Immigrant-Friendly Countries Is Changing Course
Canada's immigration policy changes leave many international workers in legal limbo, affecting their ability to work and settle.
Sachindeep Singh's case exemplifies the challenges faced by immigrants due to sudden policy restrictions.
How Trump's immigration policies could impact Oregon
Trump's potential return to strict immigration policies may reignite previous chaos and legal battles in the Pacific Northwest.
His appointments and promises indicate a much harsher approach to immigration enforcement compared to his first term.
What Trump Has Promised to Do on Day 1
Donald Trump has outlined ambitious plans for Day 1 of his potential second term, focusing on immigration, government reform, and addressing legal challenges.
One of Trump's few checks on power? the Supreme Court he shaped
The U.S. Supreme Court serves as a critical check on Donald Trump's authority as he prepares for a potential second term.
What Trump might do on Day One of his presidency
Trump intends to take immediate executive action on key issues—including immigration—on his first day in office.
Trump confirms he will utilize US military to conduct mass deportations
Trump plans to declare a national emergency for mass deportations using military assets, despite unclear implementation details and potential legal challenges.
One of the World's Most Immigrant-Friendly Countries Is Changing Course
Canada's immigration policy changes leave many international workers in legal limbo, affecting their ability to work and settle.
Sachindeep Singh's case exemplifies the challenges faced by immigrants due to sudden policy restrictions.
How Trump's immigration policies could impact Oregon
Trump's potential return to strict immigration policies may reignite previous chaos and legal battles in the Pacific Northwest.
His appointments and promises indicate a much harsher approach to immigration enforcement compared to his first term.
Studying under Surveillance: the securitisation of learning
EdTech has shifted focus from teaching to surveillance and monitoring, undermining student learning and privacy.
NJ argues NYC congestion pricing suit 'ripe for decision' as Hochul revives contentious commuter toll
The congestion pricing plan announced by NY Gov. Hochul is facing legal challenges and scrutiny from NJ officials over environmental concerns and fairness to commuters.
Lahaina Fire Settlement is Caught up in Legal Fight With Insurers
The Lahaina fire prompted a $4 billion settlement addressing claims for over 10,000 victims, but insurance industry challenges are complicating timely payouts.
Trump floats deporting legal Haitian migrants living in Ohio
Trump plans to revoke TPS for Haitians if re-elected, arguing it's illegal for anyone to implement such protections.
After Demanding Delay Of NY Sentencing Until After Election, Trump Demands Sentencing Be Canceled Because Of Election
Trump's legal challenges reflect a complex interplay of justice and political maneuvering, complicating accountability for high-profile figures.
Judge Strikes Down Biden Program Shielding Migrant Spouses of Citizens From Deportation
The Biden administration's immigration policy aimed at helping undocumented spouses is struck down, heightening uncertainty for families amid a potential return of Trump's policies.
Supreme Court refuses legal lifesaver for former Trump chief of staff
The Supreme Court rejected Mark Meadows' request to transfer election interference charges to federal court, reinforcing his state-level prosecution.
Opinion | Lawyers Should Not Assist Trump in a Potential Power Grab
Trump plans to challenge election results if he loses, claiming illegitimacy and pursuing legal action.
Trump floats deporting legal Haitian migrants living in Ohio
Trump plans to revoke TPS for Haitians if re-elected, arguing it's illegal for anyone to implement such protections.
After Demanding Delay Of NY Sentencing Until After Election, Trump Demands Sentencing Be Canceled Because Of Election
Trump's legal challenges reflect a complex interplay of justice and political maneuvering, complicating accountability for high-profile figures.
Judge Strikes Down Biden Program Shielding Migrant Spouses of Citizens From Deportation
The Biden administration's immigration policy aimed at helping undocumented spouses is struck down, heightening uncertainty for families amid a potential return of Trump's policies.
Supreme Court refuses legal lifesaver for former Trump chief of staff
The Supreme Court rejected Mark Meadows' request to transfer election interference charges to federal court, reinforcing his state-level prosecution.
Opinion | Lawyers Should Not Assist Trump in a Potential Power Grab
Trump plans to challenge election results if he loses, claiming illegitimacy and pursuing legal action.
Kurt Olsen Helped Trump Fight His 2020 Defeat. Trump Is Talking to Him Again.
Kurt Olsen is re-engaging with Trump to challenge the 2024 election results, advocating for legal actions concerning voting machines in critical states.
Trump says he would fire Jack Smith within two seconds' of becoming president
Trump would fire special counsel Jack Smith if re-elected, aiming to halt ongoing criminal investigations against him.
Trump ERUPTS After Indictment Unsealed in Federal Court: Deep State Are Totally Freaking Out'
Trump's indictment relates to attempts to overturn the 2020 election, with four charges filed against him.
What Trump's Win Means for His Legal Cases
Trump's election allows him to potentially sidestep ongoing legal challenges due to the powers afforded by the presidency.
His position as the first convicted felon to become president raises unique legal questions.
Trump ducked criminal charges right into the most powerful office in the world | Sidney Blumenthal
Trump's campaign was primarily about evading legal accountability rather than traditional political strategies.
His bravado concealed a deep anxiety about his vulnerabilities to the justice system.
Trump's Comments About Jack Smith Are Getting Increasingly Unhinged
Donald Trump threatens to fire special counsel Jack Smith and continues to denounce him during his campaign.
Kurt Olsen Helped Trump Fight His 2020 Defeat. Trump Is Talking to Him Again.
Kurt Olsen is re-engaging with Trump to challenge the 2024 election results, advocating for legal actions concerning voting machines in critical states.
Trump says he would fire Jack Smith within two seconds' of becoming president
Trump would fire special counsel Jack Smith if re-elected, aiming to halt ongoing criminal investigations against him.
Trump ERUPTS After Indictment Unsealed in Federal Court: Deep State Are Totally Freaking Out'
Trump's indictment relates to attempts to overturn the 2020 election, with four charges filed against him.
What Trump's Win Means for His Legal Cases
Trump's election allows him to potentially sidestep ongoing legal challenges due to the powers afforded by the presidency.
His position as the first convicted felon to become president raises unique legal questions.
Trump ducked criminal charges right into the most powerful office in the world | Sidney Blumenthal
Trump's campaign was primarily about evading legal accountability rather than traditional political strategies.
His bravado concealed a deep anxiety about his vulnerabilities to the justice system.
Trump's Comments About Jack Smith Are Getting Increasingly Unhinged
Donald Trump threatens to fire special counsel Jack Smith and continues to denounce him during his campaign.
'Beyond bizarre' to strike out legal challenge, says Sean Dunne
Mr Dunne's bankruptcy challenge depends on procedural legal arguments, with potential implications on the validity of his case against insolvency officials.
I'm a wealth manager and handling my parents' estates took years. I'm leaving iron-clad legal directives for my kids.
Estate settlements can be complex and time-consuming; proactive communication and planning simplify the process.
This lawyer is fighting defamation lawsuits that can silence sexual assault victims
Victims of sexual assault often feel intimidated from speaking out due to fear of defamation lawsuits from their alleged attackers.
Florida and Texas say they won't let DOJ monitors into polling places to perform decades-long practice of watching for violations
Republican-led states are blocking federal election monitors from polling places, challenging a long-standing practice of federal oversight to protect voting rights.
Republicans Refuse to Extend Voter Registration as Hurricanes Strike Southeast
Voting rights groups are challenging Republican leaders over ballot access in hurricane-affected swing states as elections approach.
Crowdsourced voting fraud claims could become grist for Republican lawsuits
There's a rise in unsubstantiated election fraud claims on social media as Election Day approaches.
Florida and Texas say they won't let DOJ monitors into polling places to perform decades-long practice of watching for violations
Republican-led states are blocking federal election monitors from polling places, challenging a long-standing practice of federal oversight to protect voting rights.
Republicans Refuse to Extend Voter Registration as Hurricanes Strike Southeast
Voting rights groups are challenging Republican leaders over ballot access in hurricane-affected swing states as elections approach.
Crowdsourced voting fraud claims could become grist for Republican lawsuits
There's a rise in unsubstantiated election fraud claims on social media as Election Day approaches.
The Biggest Supreme Court Cases to Watch This Term
The U.S. Supreme Court's new term will address significant cases related to transgender rights and gun regulations, amidst scrutiny over transparency and impartiality.
Facebook, Nvidia push SCOTUS to limit "nuisance" investor suits after scandals
Supreme Court cases may limit investors' ability to sue Big Tech for misleading practices.
The Supreme Court Takes a Nuclear Waste Case Almost Too Wild to Believe
The Supreme Court faces challenges on lower court rulings affecting the legality of nuclear waste storage in the U.S.
SCOTUS 10/7
Supreme Court begins term with significant case, U.S. v. Skrmetti, regarding transgender rights in Tennessee.
Missouri, Idaho, and Kansas Are Suing The FDA Over Ridiculous Fears About Medication Abortions
The Dobbs decision has accelerated extreme legal challenges to abortion rights, with state AGs pushing radical claims about pregnant individuals.
The Biggest Supreme Court Cases to Watch This Term
The U.S. Supreme Court's new term will address significant cases related to transgender rights and gun regulations, amidst scrutiny over transparency and impartiality.
Facebook, Nvidia push SCOTUS to limit "nuisance" investor suits after scandals
Supreme Court cases may limit investors' ability to sue Big Tech for misleading practices.
The Supreme Court Takes a Nuclear Waste Case Almost Too Wild to Believe
The Supreme Court faces challenges on lower court rulings affecting the legality of nuclear waste storage in the U.S.
SCOTUS 10/7
Supreme Court begins term with significant case, U.S. v. Skrmetti, regarding transgender rights in Tennessee.
Missouri, Idaho, and Kansas Are Suing The FDA Over Ridiculous Fears About Medication Abortions
The Dobbs decision has accelerated extreme legal challenges to abortion rights, with state AGs pushing radical claims about pregnant individuals.
Opinion | Trump's Election Reversal Dreams Are Dead
The election process has been fortified since 2020, minimizing the potential for manipulation or legal loopholes used by Trump.
What Happens if a Candidate Contests the Results of the 2024 Election?
Legal procedures exist for contesting election results, including recounts and challenges, varying by state and tightly timed around presidential deadlines.
Former Biglaw Partner Is Back On Her Election Denying Bullsh*t
Cleta Mitchell is attempting to cast doubt on the 2024 election early, promoting lawsuits to challenge overseas voting legitimacy.
Opinion | Trump's Election Reversal Dreams Are Dead
The election process has been fortified since 2020, minimizing the potential for manipulation or legal loopholes used by Trump.
What Happens if a Candidate Contests the Results of the 2024 Election?
Legal procedures exist for contesting election results, including recounts and challenges, varying by state and tightly timed around presidential deadlines.
Former Biglaw Partner Is Back On Her Election Denying Bullsh*t
Cleta Mitchell is attempting to cast doubt on the 2024 election early, promoting lawsuits to challenge overseas voting legitimacy.
US Must Take Steps to Rectify Ongoing Injustices Faced by South Korean Adoptees
Emily Warnecke's struggle highlights the vulnerabilities faced by international adoptees lacking U.S. citizenship, despite decades of living and contributing to society.
Calif. officials block sprawling luxury development over wildfire concerns
The Guenoc Valley Project in California faces legal challenges due to inadequate wildfire risk assessments and environmental considerations.
A Texas Judge's Fight to Keep a High Profile Case Out of His Court
Judge Mark Pittman ruled against the banks in a Texas venue case, asserting the case belongs in Washington, underscoring venue laws.
VW Dealers Call Scout Plans 'Salt In The Wound'
Scout's direct-to-consumer sales model for its EVs is provoking backlash from Volkswagen dealers, potentially leading to legal challenges.
Second Circuit Court keeps key parts of concealed carry law in place after challenge
The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld most of New York's Concealed Carry Improvement Act, bolstering gun safety measures in the state.
8 million student-loan borrowers enrolled in Biden's new repayment plan won't have to make payments for at least another 6 months
The Education Department extended the loan payment pause for at least six months due to legal challenges against the SAVE plan.
Supreme Court trans care case will feature the first out transgender lawyer at the court
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear its first case on gender-affirming care on December 4, marking an important moment for transgender rights advocacy.
Missouri expert witness opposing gender-affirming care for minors faces credibility questions
The Missouri trial challenges a ban on gender-affirming care, highlighting the scrutiny of expert witness credibility and the broader implications for transgender healthcare.
Supreme Court trans care case will feature the first out transgender lawyer at the court
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear its first case on gender-affirming care on December 4, marking an important moment for transgender rights advocacy.
Missouri expert witness opposing gender-affirming care for minors faces credibility questions
The Missouri trial challenges a ban on gender-affirming care, highlighting the scrutiny of expert witness credibility and the broader implications for transgender healthcare.
Court says Aer Lingus, Ryanair and other airlines can challenge Dublin Airport 'cap'
The Irish Aviation Authority's passenger limits for Dublin Airport have sparked significant legal battles from multiple airlines, highlighting regulatory and procedural disputes.
IAA sets 25.2 million passenger cap for Dublin Airport next summer
The IAA's decision on landing slots is expected to face multiple legal challenges from airlines, amid concerns regarding EU law compliance.
Court says Aer Lingus, Ryanair and other airlines can challenge Dublin Airport 'cap'
The Irish Aviation Authority's passenger limits for Dublin Airport have sparked significant legal battles from multiple airlines, highlighting regulatory and procedural disputes.
IAA sets 25.2 million passenger cap for Dublin Airport next summer
The IAA's decision on landing slots is expected to face multiple legal challenges from airlines, amid concerns regarding EU law compliance.
In a close election, here are 3 legal disputes that could reach the Supreme Court
Close election results may prompt legal challenges, especially in key swing states like Pennsylvania due to mail-ballot complexities.
Feds test whether existing laws can combat surge in fake AI child sex images
Federal efforts to prosecute AI-generated child exploitation cases face legal challenges that may slow progress against emerging risks.
Ontario's top court to release decision in youth-led climate case | CTV News
The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision may redefine the intersection of climate change policy and youth constitutional rights.
Youth activists argue that the provincial government's climate plan inadequately addresses emissions reduction necessary to combat climate change.
The Fearless Fund, Hello Alice, and Robby Starbuck
Corporate pledges to racial equity have faced legal challenges and backlash since George Floyd's murder, affecting initiatives for Black-owned businesses.
How Stephen Miller and the anti-DEI movement are going after small businesses
The Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action is reducing diversity in colleges and sparking legal actions against corporate diversity initiatives.
How 2 CEOs were united by legal battles to fund small businesses
The Fearless Fund's lawsuit highlights ongoing challenges faced by organizations supporting Black women entrepreneurs amid claims of discrimination.
How Stephen Miller and the anti-DEI movement are going after small businesses
The Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action is reducing diversity in colleges and sparking legal actions against corporate diversity initiatives.
How 2 CEOs were united by legal battles to fund small businesses
The Fearless Fund's lawsuit highlights ongoing challenges faced by organizations supporting Black women entrepreneurs amid claims of discrimination.
Google's antitrust woes mount in U.S. cases over search, apps, ads
Google faces significant legal challenges that could reshape its business structure and practices regarding app distribution and online search dominance.
Left unprotected, the fight for inclusive Title IX isn't over
Title IX rule aims to protect LGBTQ+ students but is partially blocked, leaving many unprotected from violence in certain states.
The Legal Challenges of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) in 2024 | HackerNoon
DeFi transforms finance but brings legal challenges that startups must navigate, particularly around AML compliance.
Millions of Workers Are Due More Overtime Pay. Will They Get It?
New overtime regulations promise expanded rights for workers, but implementation faces challenges from conservative legal perspectives.
Families ask appellate court to overturn Florida's youth trans care ban
Families argue Florida's transgender healthcare ban is based on bigotry and should be struck down by appellate court.
Trump Lawyer Alina Habba Rages At DOJ Dropping Legal Bombs' On Fox News Says There's A Lot More Coming
The Trump campaign anticipates more legal challenges and urges supporters to dismiss them as fake news ahead of the upcoming election.
Campaigners consider legal action in bid to 'fight on' against Wimbledon expansion
Opponents of Wimbledon expansion plan intend to pursue legal challenges against a recently approved development, citing environmental concerns.
Beardbrand's Lawyer Recaps ADA Lawsuit
Frivolous ADA-related lawsuits target businesses without clear legal standards leading to confusion and fear in ecommerce.
Author of AI-Generated Work Rejected by Copyright Office Says Lack of Copyright Protection Has Crushed Him
Jason Allen is challenging the U.S. Copyright Office's decision that denied copyright registration for his AI-generated artwork, impacting his ability to monetize it.
Oklahoma Prepares For an Execution After Parole Board Recommended Sparing Man's Life
Oklahoma's decision on Emmanuel Littlejohn's execution highlights ongoing debates on capital punishment and clemency in the state.
Why lying by politicians is generally legal
Political campaigns face minimal legal consequences for false statements due to First Amendment protections.
Courts uphold the idea that free speech includes the possibility of political lies.