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A decision by federal Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk froze the approval by the FDA of an abortion pill combination in an opinion that “stuck to the facts.”

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor encouraged law students, “Wrong things can be changed. So don’t give up.”

An antitrust class action settlement involving Visa and Mastercard has been allowed to stand by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

Chief Circuit Judge Lavenski Smith, chairman of the Judicial Conference executive committee, said the nation has a need for additional judgeships.

Federal district Judge T. Kent Wetherell, II wrote that the border policies of President Biden’s administration are illegal.

A judge with the NLRB said Starbucks committed “egregious and widespread” labor violations when opposing union organizing.

Federal Judge Miranda Du declined to pause construction on a proposed lithium mine in Nevada while the case is appealed.

In a win for the First Amendment, a federal judge in New York blocked a state censorship law saying that speech, even if hateful, is protected from state regulation.

U.S. District Court Judge Patrick Wyrick struck down a significant federal gun control law, saying it violates the Second Amendment.

Federal Judge Edward Davila ruled that a move by Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to reach a deal to acquire a virtual reality start-up will be allowed to move forward.