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Federal Judge Miranda Du declined to pause construction on a proposed lithium mine in Nevada while the case is appealed.

In a win for the First Amendment, a federal judge in New York blocked a state censorship law saying that speech, even if hateful, is protected from state regulation.

U.S. District Court Judge Patrick Wyrick struck down a significant federal gun control law, saying it violates the Second Amendment.

Federal Judge Edward Davila ruled that a move by Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to reach a deal to acquire a virtual reality start-up will be allowed to move forward.

Oregon District Judge Ann Aiken upheld religious exemptions for faith-based schools in the face of LGBTQ challenges.

A recent challenge to the West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act would have allowed males who identify as females to compete in girls’ and women’s sports.

District Court Judge Deborah Chasanow ruled that a Catholic hospital broke the law when it denied surgery for a biological female patient who identifies as a transgender man.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the First Amendment protects a teacher who brought a MAGA hat to a training session.

Federal Judge Donna Ryu ruled that San Francisco cannot clear out its homeless encampments because it has not offered shelter to the people living in them.

The Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has granted another stay on New York’s concealed carry gun law that created “restricted areas.”