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The Dakota Access pipeline may stay operational, a federal district court judge ruled, noting that tribal groups seeking to close it had not yet met their legal burden to warrant a shutdown.

A federal judge in Texas has ruled the Small Business Administration relief program discriminated against a white restaurant owner.

A federal Tax Court judge ordered the Internal Revenue Service to reveal if the Clinton Foundation had been criminally investigated.

Federal District Judge Dabney Friedrich ruled that the CDC was not authorized to order an eviction moratorium.

Justice Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion in a Supreme Court ruling in a recent deportation case.

A divided en banc Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Americans have no right to carry guns in public.

The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld an Ohio law that prohibits abortions from being performed because of fetal Down Syndrome.

A federal judge has ruled that a state school in Detroit discriminated against a student organization when it suspended the group for mandating that leaders must profess Christianity.

In an opinion written by Judge Amul Thapar, the Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals sided with a professor who refused to call a transgender student by a preferred pronoun.

The Supreme Court has ruled that car makers may be sued at the state level because they do business nationwide. This may facilitate increased lawsuits in state courts against other national companies.