Lawsuits
Colorado bill would allow patients to sue providers for ‘conversion’ therapy ‘injury’
Tue Mar 31, 2026 - 5:14 pm EDTTue Mar 31, 2026 - 5:40 pm EDT DENVER (LifeSiteNews) – Colorado Democrats introduced legislation to allow residents to sue mental health providers for “injury” stemming from “conversion” therapy…
A jury approves damages after 2 Texas cops snatched a supposedly ‘abandoned’ girl from her home
More than seven years after two Texas cops snatched a teenaged girl they erroneously claimed had been "abandoned," a federal jury has concluded that the officers violated her Fourth Amendment rights by unreasonably…
Is social media responsible for bad parenting?
In a precedent-setting verdict this week, a Los Angeles jury held Meta and YouTube responsible for addicting a young woman to their services and exacerbating her mental health struggles. The jury recommended the two companies…
#Addiction
It begins: anyone who's ever spent too much time on social media—or simply suffered any setbacks while simultaneously having social media accounts—can claim "addiction" and reasonably expect a big payout. A…
Miami Beach woman visited by detectives over a Facebook comment files free speech lawsuit
In January, two detectives visited Miami Beach resident and former political candidate Raquel Pacheco at her home to question her about her Facebook comment criticizing the city's mayor. She captured the moment on video,…
DOJ files civil rights lawsuit against Harvard, citing campus antisemitism
The Trump administration's battle against Ivy League institutions continued on Friday, when it filed a lawsuit against Harvard University for violating federal civil rights law. In its lawsuit, filed in the U.S.…
He was arrested in South Carolina over a bogus drug tests. Now he’s suing.
A man who was arrested and prosecuted for drug trafficking after unreliable field tests flagged his prescription pills as fentanyl has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the South Carolina sheriff's office and the…
Can the government ban you from telling the truth?
Mark Chenoweth is president and chief legal officer of the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA), a nonprofit that brings lawsuits and files amicus briefs designed to reduce the power of the Securities and Exchange Commission,…
Trump’s newest tariffs are ‘unrestrained executive power’
President Donald Trump's latest attempt to impose tariffs without congressional approval "is as lawless as" the previous tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court last month. That's the argument made by the…
Small businesses still waiting for refunds after SCOTUS strikes down Trump tariffs
After being charged billions of dollars under President Donald Trump's unlawful tariff scheme, American business owners are now facing the prospect of a lengthy, costly process to obtain refunds—payments that some expect…
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