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A federal judge in Boston has ruled the Trump administration can't use an obscure clause relating to agency priorities to ...

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A federal judge criticized the Washington Post's reporting as "sloppy and inadequate" in a written order rejecting Trump ...

From yesterday's Illinois Appellate Court decision in Grasso v. Mottl, decided by Justice Matthew Bertani, joined by Justices Linda ...

Viewing the claim in the light most favorable to the worker means “interpreting plausibly homophobic comments as homophobic,” ...

The court concluded that there wasn't enough evidence that the Post's statement (which the Post later retracted) was said with "actual malice," which is to say knowledge or recklessness about its ...

The attorney general always had the ability to prevent application of the public disclosure bar, and the [amendment] altered ...