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The Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that Texas and Louisiana can legally cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood.

District Judge Amit Mehta is considering arguments in a disputed order related to the protection of confidential information in the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit filed against Google.

A key immigration rule that would deny green cards to immigrants who use food stamps or other public benefits was struck down by a federal judge in Chicago.

A U.S. District judge issued his ruling in a case filed by Oregon state officials against the Department of Homeland Security prior to Election Day.

Two churches who sued the State of Colorado for permission to congregate without COVID-19 restrictions have been awarded that right.

Inmates in state and federal prisons are eligible to receive coronavirus stimulus checks, a federal judge in California ruled.

A federal judge will hold a hearing November 4 on allowing the government to bar transactions with TikTok.

A federal judge in San Francisco temporarily blocked an increase in the cost of immigration application and citizenship fees that was set to go into effect at the end of September.

A federal judge dismissed a New Mexico lawsuit against Google over the privacy of data on children, saying the internet giant did not violate any prohibitions.

Some of the Pennsylvania governor’s restrictions amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are unconstitutional, according to the ruling of a federal judge in that state.