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A federal judge has dismissed ten out of thirteen sexual harassment claims filed by actress Blake Lively against Justin Baldoni. While claims of defamation and direct sexual harassment were thrown out, a retaliation claim and others remain active. This ruling significantly narrows the scope of the legal battle and could influence future settlement talks.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was served a lawsuit live on stage at CPAC while giving an interview. This public moment highlights his ongoing legal and financial struggles stemming from his persistent claims about election fraud. With multi-million dollar judgments and more lawsuits pending, Lindell faces significant financial consequences.
A lawsuit has forced President Trump to halt construction on a White House ballroom, sparking outrage and accusations of "lawfare." The legal challenge is tied to a broader debate questioning the interpretation of birthright citizenship. Critics argue the suit lacks merit and targets the president with unprecedented scrutiny.
A Los Angeles jury has found Meta and YouTube negligent in their platform designs, marking a historic verdict that could signal the "end of social media as we know it." The ruling holds the tech giants accountable for addicting young users and causing mental health issues, potentially reshaping the industry.
A jury found Meta and YouTube liable for harming young users' mental health, awarding $6 billion in damages. Both tech giants plan to appeal, citing legal protections like Section 230 and Supreme Court precedents that shield platforms from user-generated content liability. The fines are small compared to company profits, but the verdict signals increased legal scrutiny.
A leaked video of Turning Point USA CEO Erica Kirk at Arizona State University has triggered a lawsuit and an investigation. Organizers claim Kirk's actions led to their free speech event's cancellation, raising questions about the organization's commitment to open expression.
A jury found Meta and Google liable in a lawsuit alleging their platforms contribute to youth mental health issues. The companies plan to appeal, stating teen mental health is complex and not solely tied to social media. This verdict could lead to increased scrutiny and potential regulation for big tech.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is suing the U.S. Department of Justice to obtain evidence she claims is being withheld in fatal shooting investigations. This unprecedented legal action highlights a breakdown in cooperation between state and federal law enforcement. Moriarty aims to ensure transparency and accountability, even as she faces challenges in gathering all necessary information.
A New Mexico jury has ordered Meta to pay $375 million in damages, finding the social media giant liable for violating state law in a child sexual exploitation case. The state argued Meta's platforms fostered a dangerous environment for minors. Meta plans to appeal the verdict.
FBI agents are suing the Department of Justice, claiming they faced retaliation for politically sensitive investigations during the Trump administration. These lawsuits raise serious questions about the independence of law enforcement and public trust in federal agencies.
