The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau headquarters in Washington, DC, in February. Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images/AFP hide caption toggle caption Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images/AFP A three-judge federal appeals court panel has ruled that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s attempt to lay off the vast majority of its employees can proceed. The case concerns the reduction in force that the …
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Federal appeals court allows CFPB dismantling to proceed – Axios
Federal appeals court allows CFPB dismantling to proceed Axios CFPB staff layoffs can proceed, appeals court rules NPR Trump Administration Gets Major Court Win Newsweek CFPB cuts can resume, divided appeals court rules CNN Appeals court clears way for deep cuts, restructuring at CFPB Politico Source link
Read More »Appeals court clears way for deep cuts, restructuring at CFPB – Politico
Appeals court clears way for deep cuts, restructuring at CFPB Politico CFPB staff layoffs can proceed, appeals court rules NPR Trump Administration Gets Major Court Win Newsweek CFPB cuts can resume, divided appeals court rules CNN Federal appeals court allows CFPB dismantling to proceed Axios Source link
Read More »Federal Court Delivers Major Win for Black Voters in Louisiana State Redistricting Battle – Democracy Docket
Federal Court Delivers Major Win for Black Voters in Louisiana State Redistricting Battle Democracy Docket Appeals panel declines Louisiana’s invitation to gut Voting Rights Act The Hill Supreme Court poised to rehear voting rights case upi.com SCOTUS date set for arguments in Louisiana’s redistricting case Baton Rouge Business Report The Supreme Court Is About To Deal A Final Blow To A 60-Year-Old Law HuffPost Source …
Read More »Court rules NFL, three teams can be put on trial as part of Brian Flores’ racial discrimination lawsuit
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that the NFL can be put on trial as part of Brian Flores’ racial-discrimination lawsuit against the league and three of its teams, according to the Associated Press. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan upheld a previous ruling made in 2023 by Judge Valerie Caproni, in which Caproni allowed some of …
Read More »South Korea’s top court rejects ‘Baby Shark’ copyright claim – DW – 08/14/2025
South Korea‘s Supreme Court has dismissed a 30 million won (about $21,600 or €18,454) copyright claim over the viral children’s song “Baby Shark.” US composer, Jonathan Wright, claimed the 2015 hit “Baby Shark” by South Korean education startup SmartStudy, now known as The Pinkfong Company, copied a song he released in 2011. But the court ruled Thursday Wright’s rendition wasn’t …
Read More »Brian Flores secures win over NFL, multiple teams in federal appeals court
It’s been a rough week in court for the NFL. Three days after the Nevada Supreme Court ruled against the effort to force Jon Gruden’s claims against the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell into arbitration, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found that certain claims made by former Dolphins coach (and current Vikings defensive coordinator) Brian Flores …
Read More »Court agrees Brian Flores’ suit vs. NFL, 3 teams can go to trial
Aug 14, 2025, 10:29 AM ET NEW YORK — The NFL can be put on trial over civil claims that Brian Flores and other Black coaches face discrimination, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday, finding insurmountable flaws with a league arbitration process that would permit commissioner Roger Goodell to serve as arbitrator. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in …
Read More »Understaffed court leaves immigrants stranded, judges traumatized : NPR
Immigration attorney Stephen Born poses for a photo in his office on July 30, 2025 in Everett, Mass. Meredith Nierman/NPR hide caption toggle caption Meredith Nierman/NPR Attorney Stephen Born’s calendar is supposed to be full of immigration court appointments. His small law office in New England currently handles 5,000 immigration cases, many of them assigned to the Chelmsford Immigration Court, …
Read More »Trump lawsuit against Maryland’s entire federal bench meets skepticism in court
BALTIMORE (AP) — A judge on Wednesday questioned why it was necessary for the Trump administration to sue Maryland’s entire federal bench over an order that paused the immediate deportation of migrants challenging their removals. U.S. District Judge Thomas Cullen didn’t issue a ruling following a hearing in federal court in Baltimore, but he expressed skepticism about the administration’s extraordinary …
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