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Trump says he signed executive order extending deadline for TikTok closing

TikTok · United States

Trump says he signed executive order extending deadline for TikTok closing

63% Center coverage: 265 sources

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he has signed an executive order extending the June 19 deadline for China-based ByteDance to divest the U.S. assets of short-video app TikTok for 90 days. See the Story

Whistleblower says senior DOJ official expressed willingness to ignore court orders

Department of Justice · United States

Whistleblower says senior DOJ official expressed willingness to ignore court orders

45% Center coverage: 120 sources

A former Department of Justice (DOJ) employee alleges in a whistleblower complaint that Emil Bove, the principal assistant deputy attorney general, made repeated attempts to willingly disobey or ignore court orders. See the Story

Democratic-led states challenge Trump's ability to slash grant funding

US Politics · United States

Democratic-led states challenge Trump's ability to slash grant funding

41% Left coverage: 51 sources

A group of 21 Democratic-led states filed a Tuesday lawsuit against the Trump administration for arbitrarily cutting grants allegedly misaligned with an agency’s goals. See the Story

Wisconsin Supreme Court sides with Republican Legislature in fight with governor

52% Center coverage: 50 sources

Tony Evers · Wisconsin See the Story

OpenAI scrubs mention of Jony Ive partnership after judge’s ruling over trademark dispute

58% Center coverage: 48 sources

OpenAI · United States See the Story

Court backs bank in Fair Credit Billing Act dispute

A judge upheld summary judgment for First National Bank, ruling the plaintiff failed to meet FCBA written notice rules after a $3,000 scam incident. The post Court backs bank in Fair Credit Billing Act dispute first appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly.West Bloomfield Township · West Bloomfield Township Read Article

Guardianships not favored over parental termination

A Michigan judge wrongly favored guardianship over termination of parental rights, prompting the Court of Appeals to reverse and remand for proper review. The post Guardianships not favored over parental termination first appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly.West Bloomfield Township · West Bloomfield Township Read Article

Business court affirms jurisdiction in conspiracy case

A Michigan judge upheld jurisdiction over out-of-state defendants, citing unrebutted conspiracy allegations involving a service-disabled veteran-owned business. The post Business court affirms jurisdiction in conspiracy case first appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly.West Bloomfield Township · West Bloomfield Township Read Article

Court upholds reduced social security attorney fee award

The Sixth Circuit affirmed a reduced attorney fee in a Social Security case, finding the district court properly assessed the contingency agreement's reasonableness. The post Court upholds reduced social security attorney fee award first appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly.Social Security · West Bloomfield Township Read Article

Failure to provide police with ID not an ordinance violation

A Michigan appeals court ruled a woman couldn’t be charged under an East Lansing ordinance for refusing to show ID during a hotel bar dispute. The post Failure to provide police with ID not an ordinance violation first appeared on Michigan Lawyers Weekly.East Lansing · East Lansing Read Article

COMMENTARY: Different approaches for student misconduct/discipline

Student misconduct can be a problem that college administrators and their general counsel have to address. Different approaches can be taken to address student misconduct, the legal basis for discipline, student rights, and a few common issues that often arise in student discipline scenarios. The college’s approach to misconduct: Traditionally, there are two approaches thatWest Bloomfield Township · West Bloomfield Township Read Article

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