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New York Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat who has frequently clashed with the firearms industry has previously sued to dissolve the National Rifle Association over allegations of financial fraud, said she’ll fight the lawsuit.

On November 5, 2021, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) promulgated a rule directing companies with 100 or more workers to require either that their employees be vaccinated or that unvaccinated employees wear masks and undergo weekly COVID-19 tests.

Big Tech lobbying led to dilution of penalties provision, Lok Sabha MP Manish Tewari said on the Data Protection Bill 2021.

Three New Hampshire public school teachers, two parents and the state’s second-largest teacher’s union are suing the state over its “freedom from discrimination in education” law, which they say restricts how public school educators can teach about...

The NSSF and a group of fourteen firearm manufacturers, distributors, and retailers filed a lawsuit and moved for a preliminary injunction

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (Legal Newsline) - Six plaintiffs filed a federal class action lawsuit on Nov. 19 in the Eastern District of New York against the United States Merchant Marine Academy, Superintendent Joachim Buono, the United States Maritime Administration and the United States Department of Transportation. The lawsuit alleges violation of the Due Process Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

Three New Hampshire public school teachers, two parents and the state’s second-largest teacher’s union are suing the state over its “freedom from discrimination in education” law, which they say restricts how public school educators can teach about...

A successful attack on one right will lead to successful attacks on other rights. And there’s no telling where it will stop.

As the legality of same-sex marriage gets approval in Latin America's Chile, the 31st such country in the world, the stand of a diverse country like India is still not clear as the long-pending subject is lying in court while the LGBTQ community says that the country is still following the Victorian law introduced by the British which they themselves took away.

As the legality of same-sex marriage gets approval in Latin Americas Chile, the 31st such country in the world, the stand of a diverse country like India is still not clear as the long-pending subject is lying in court while the LGBTQ ...