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Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani over laptop, accuses ex-Trump lawyer of 'hacking'

September 26, 2023

Hunter Biden sues Rudy Giuliani over laptop, accuses ex-Trump lawyer of 'hacking'

Hunter Biden filed a lawsuit alleging that former President Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani is responsible for the "total annihilation" of his digital privacy.

Supreme Court deals final blow to Alabama GOP in redistricting battle

September 26, 2023

Supreme Court deals final blow to Alabama GOP in redistricting battle

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a petition from Alabama to undo a lower court order that blocked a Republican-drawn congressional map, which lacked a second majority-Black district.

Wrongfully convicted man walks free after more than 2 decades as podcast shed light on his murder case

September 26, 2023

Wrongfully convicted man walks free after more than 2 decades as podcast shed light on his murder case

A Georgia man wrongfully convicted of murder in 2001 has been exonerated after spending more than two decades in prison, and a podcast is being credited with helping his case.

Copyright board delivers blow to 'Terminator' tech over photo protections

September 26, 2023

Copyright board delivers blow to 'Terminator' tech over photo protections

An award-winning image was denied U.S. copyright protections by the Copyright Office Review Board because it contained more than a minimal amount of AI-generated content.

Washington Commanders 'fitting name for oppressors' Native American group claims in new federal lawsuit

September 25, 2023

Washington Commanders 'fitting name for oppressors' Native American group claims in new federal lawsuit

The Native American Guardians Association filed a lawsuit against the Washington Commanders on Sept. 25, 2023 accusing it of contributing to cultural oppression.

Widow of driver who followed GPS to his death sues Google, bridge owner

September 22, 2023

Widow of driver who followed GPS to his death sues Google, bridge owner

Philip Paxson was driving his Jeep on Sept. 30, 2022, after his daughter's birthday party when Google Maps allegedly led him to a collapsed North Carolina bridge, killing him.

Former ACLU employee sues organization for violating core values of 'diversity' it espouses, lawsuit alleges

September 18, 2023

Former ACLU employee sues organization for violating core values of 'diversity' it espouses, lawsuit alleges

Monica Espitia, ACLU veteran, alleges discrimination and retaliation in a lawsuit against ACLU-Hawaii, claiming the organization did not uphold the values it preaches.

Alex Jones criticized for spending $93K in July as Sandy Hook families owed $1.5B have yet to see a dime

September 14, 2023

Alex Jones criticized for spending $93K in July as Sandy Hook families owed $1.5B have yet to see a dime

Infowars founder Alex Jones was ordered to last year to pay the families of Sandy Hook victims $1.5 billion, but in July, he spent $93,000 on personal expenses while families wait for payment.

NRA gets unanimous GOP backing in suit to dismantle governor’s ‘unlawful’ gun order

September 14, 2023

NRA gets unanimous GOP backing in suit to dismantle governor’s ‘unlawful’ gun order

The National Rifle Association filed a lawsuit against New Mexico Democratic Gov. Lujan Grisham over her temporary ban on concealed and open carry in Bernalillo County.

DE high court contemplates expungement eligibility criteria in out-of-state convictions case

September 14, 2023

DE high court contemplates expungement eligibility criteria in out-of-state convictions case

Legal representatives for three individuals seeking to clear their criminal records in Delaware are alleging their applications were unfairly rejected due to convictions in other states.