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Federal District Judge J.P. Boulee said the court found no evidence that Georgia’s election integrity law discriminates against black voters.

The Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals issued a temporary stay against grants that are exclusively for Black women entrepreneurs, saying the program violates U.S. code.

The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld bans on transgender interventions for minors in Tennessee and Kentucky.

District Court Judge Roger Benitez ruled that a school district cannot punish teachers who refuse to conceal information from parents about their children.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes should be approved as a student club under the First Amendment of the Constitution.

Federal Judge David Ezra’s order for Texas to remove its floating barrier from the Rio Grande River has been temporarily stayed by an appellate court.

A federal judge in Maine ruled that a professor fired for challenging the science behind COVID mandates can sue the university that fired her.

A Michigan federal district court ruled in favor of an orchard farmer who had been banned from a local farmers’ market on religious grounds.

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals said parents must address school policy matters regarding students’ gender and privacy through elections rather than in courts.

Justice Elena Kagan voiced her support for a new Supreme Court ethics code, saying, “We’re not imperial.”