
Supreme Court Split Over Agency Power to Fine Employers in Farmworker Visa Case
Justices weigh whether federal agencies may impose penalties in-house or must go to court, in a dispute rooted in the H-2A temporary agricultural worker program.

Justices weigh whether federal agencies may impose penalties in-house or must go to court, in a dispute rooted in the H-2A temporary agricultural worker program.

Back-to-back lawsuits test Tennessee's ELVIS Act and seek up to $41 million from AI music generator Suno, with parallel litigation against Anthropic.

Justices return to a docket packed with climate, immigration and gun cases as ethics questions and the president’s legal shadow loom large.

A San Diego jury found Apple's Taptic Engine infringed Taction Technology's vibration patents — a record sum the company is expected to fight.

US buyers of iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 models can now file claims in the class action over Apple Intelligence features that never shipped on time.

The vote escalates the House Oversight Committee's probe of Black's financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein, whom he paid $158 million for advisory work.

Apple exits Musk’s antitrust case over ChatGPT integration, but OpenAI remains a defendant—and a separate trade-secrets fight escalates.

A proposed class action targets Meta's training data and its unreleased 'NameTag' face recognition, as publishers separately sue over Llama copyrights

Supreme Court holds Stephen Aarons in contempt as Illinois appeals court signals higher penalties to deter AI hallucinations in legal briefs

US judge orders Andrew and Tristan Tate to remain in custody as they fight extradition to the UK over sexual offense charges.