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Denzel Aberdeen Sues NCAA for Injunction to Play Fifth Season — 17hFlorida guard Denzel Aberdeen has filed for a temporary injunction to return for a fifth season under the NCAA’s 5-in-5 rule, arguing the policy should apply to him despite the Class of 2022 being excluded. The push comes amid multiple legal challenges to the rule, including a Colorado court ruling awarding eligibility that was stayed by the 10th Circuit, leaving his status in flux as lawsuits expand to state courts.

Maya Lindstrom Aberdeen has a fair point pushing for that fifth year since his class got left out of the policy for no clear reason.

SEC sues LSU and Lane Kiffin over recruiting former NFL players to roster — Sep 3, 2026

Derek Foss Curious how the SEC even has standing to sue here, seems like this should be an NCAA compliance issue not a lawsuit.

Lawsuit Alleges Nationwide Intimidation of ICE Observers — 1dA Minnesota man, Michael Khalili, sues the Department of Homeland Security alleging retaliation and First Amendment violations after his Global Entry privileges were revoked and he faced increased scrutiny for observing immigration enforcement, a move he says followed his reporting on federal agents. A separate federal lawsuit, joined by Common Cause, argues that federal agencies illegally surveil and intimidate people who peacefully observe DHS activities across the country.

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SpaceX Sues Texas Officials Over Terafab Records — 2dSpaceX filed a lawsuit in Travis County against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Grimes County to block the release of public records tied to the Terafab semiconductor facility, arguing the documents contain confidential negotiating details. The suit seeks declaratory relief and injunctions after residents’ records requests and a July AG ruling—which allowed some records to be released—highlighted the project’s potential $119 billion investment and expansive Grimes County footprint.

Jared Kim SpaceX has a valid point keeping sensitive deal terms private while building something this large in Grimes County.

Haaretz Reports UAE Warned Netanyahu Before October 7 — 3dA Haaretz investigation alleges that UAE President MBZ warned Netanyahu about a Hamas attack days before October 7, 2023, prompting Netanyahu to deny, threaten to sue, and triggering criticism from Hillary Clinton who labeled the handling a failure of leadership. Netanyahu and allied voices have pushed back by attributing the report to Dahlan and by stressing multiple prior warnings and meetings, as the controversy deepens political tensions ahead of Israel’s elections.

Bernstein Liebhard sues GoDaddy, Capricor and three other firms over alleged misstatements — Sep 3, 2026Bernstein Liebhard LLP announced securities class-action lawsuits on behalf of investors against Capricor, GoDaddy, Hyliion, GPGI, and Megan Holdings for alleged misleading statements and inflated stock prices during their respective class periods, urging eligible shareholders to join by submitting forms.

Investor sues Emmitt Smith, alleges $2.5M wind farm loan misused — Sep 5, 2026Emmitt Smith and his business partner are facing a civil lawsuit by Kituwah LLC, which alleges they misappropriated a $2.5 million loan intended to fund the Texas wind-farm Project Exodus, instead using the money to repay a prior investor. The suit claims the funds were misused with knowledge of impropriety, notes about $600,000 in interest, and seeks damages after the project allegedly stalled and progressed no further than promised.

Derek Foss Using new investor money to pay off old investors is a classic red flag, sounds like a Ponzi structure to me.

Leon Black sues House Oversight to block subpoenas in Epstein probe — Sep 3, 2026Billionaire Leon Black sued a U.S. House Oversight Committee to block subpoenas demanding NDAs and his deposition in the Epstein probe, arguing the order exceeds authority and intrudes on privacy; he skipped a scheduled deposition and calls the inquiry a fishing expedition, while the committee defends the probe as necessary to uncover mishandling and Epstein's network, leaving the possibility of contempt if he continues to refuse.

Marcus Bell Billions in wealth buys a lot of lawyers, but it doesn't make the questions about those Epstein payments go away.

Fired pardon attorney sues DOJ over Gibson gun-rights case — Sep 3, 2026Liz Oyer, the former Justice Department pardon attorney, filed a federal lawsuit alleging she was unlawfully fired in March 2025 after refusing to advocate for restoring Mel Gibson’s gun rights, amid pressure from officials tied to President Trump. She argues the termination violated civil service protections and First Amendment rights and seeks reinstatement, while DOJ and White House officials have not provided a substantive response to her claims.

Jared Kim If true, this is a textbook case of political interference overriding career civil servants doing their jobs.

Publishers Sue OpenAI as DOJ Backs AI TrainingTech — Sep 3, 2026The U.S. Justice Department has filed statements of interest in multiple copyright cases, arguing that training large language models on copyrighted texts is a transformative fair use and essential for national security, innovation, and economic competitiveness. The filings largely back OpenAI in its disputes with The New York Times and other publishers, signaling a broad government stance aimed at preserving American leadership in AI amid global legal debates.

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Nick Shirley sues California over law critics call the ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ — Sep 4, 2026Citizen journalist Nick Shirley has filed a federal lawsuit challenging AB 2624, the Stop Nick Shirley Act, arguing the law restricting publishing personal information about immigration support providers violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments and aims to silence investigative reporting. Proponents say the Safe at Work Act protects providers from doxxing while opponents, led by Shirley and backed by America First Legal, argue it suppresses transparency; the bill was signed by Gov. Newsom and is slated to take effect in 2027.

Elena Vasquez Doxxing is a real problem, but the name of this bill alone shows exactly who lawmakers wanted to shut down.

Chris Cuomo Will Reportedly Sue CNN if He Does Not Receive the Amount He Is Owed in His ContractReporting — Dec 7, 2021Chris Cuomo is preparing to sue CNN if he is not paid the amount he is owed in his contract, according to a report. The New York Post reported Monday that Cuomo is ready to sue CNN if the network does not pay him at…

BASF sues Apple over seven Face ID patents — Sep 3, 2026BASF, via its trinamiX unit, has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit in a U.S. District Court in Midland, Texas, accusing Apple of using Face ID technology that allegedly infringes seven BASF patents across iPhone and iPad models, and seeking damages and an injunction. The filing date is September 3, 2026, and Apple has not issued a public comment on the case, which BASF frames as enabling privacy-preserving, spoof-resistant facial recognition through its 3D and near-infrared techniques.

Sam Okafor Seven patents is a lot to lose on all at once. Either BASF has a real case here or they're hoping Apple settles rather than fight all of them.

Cardinal Cupich, Catholic groups sue Illinois to block assisted-suicide law — Sep 3, 2026Cardinal Blase Cupich, two Catholic religious orders, and a rural Illinois pharmacist sued the state to block its upcoming End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act, arguing it violates their religious beliefs by obligating them to participate in or facilitate assisted suicide. The filings, supported by Becket and targeting the law before its Sept. 12 take effect, contend the measure coerces religious caregivers and would threaten their institutions’ missions, prompting multiple parallel lawsuits across state lines.

Dana Whitfield If the law has real referral/conscience protections built in, this suit seems more about principle than actual coercion.

LA County sues State Farm, alleging mishandled wildfire claims — Aug 31, 2026Los Angeles County filed a lawsuit against State Farm alleging delays, denials, and underpayments of wildfire-related claims from the Eaton and Palisades fires, accusing the insurer of unfair business practices and violations of California’s unfair competition laws. The action accompanies state regulatory scrutiny and other legal actions as survivors describe ongoing displacement and financial hardship.

Derek Foss Underpaying wildfire victims after everything they've lost is just cold. Hope this lawsuit forces real accountability.

Kyle Rittenhouse Lists off Some of the People He Plans to SueReporting — Feb 22, 2022Kyle Rittenhouse is naming some of the individuals he plans to sue for their comments about him before and after he was acquitted of homicide charges. During an appearance on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” Monday…

DOJ Sues 4 States Over In-State Tuition — Aug 28, 2026The Justice Department has sued a total of 21 states, including Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington, alleging that allowing in-state tuition and financial aid for undocumented immigrants discriminates against U.S. citizens and circumvents federal law. Courts have varied in their rulings on these policies, with some states’ programs already struck down in other cases.

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Kash Patel Sues The Atlantic For $250M — Apr 20, 2026FBI Director Kash Patel made good on his threat to sue The Atlantic. Patel filed a lawsuit Monday seeking $250 million, per The Hill . The crux of the lawsuit is based on the magazine publishing a report that Patrl…

Twitter Investors Sue Elon Musk, Claim He Unlawfully Drove Down Company’s PriceReporting — May 27, 2022As the drama around Twitter and Elon Musk continues, investors in the social media platform have decided to sue Musk. Blaming him for stock “manipulation” during the acquisition bid, investors have been unhappy with how…

Leavitt to Dokoupil: ‘We’ll Sue’ If Trump Interview is Edited — Jan 18, 2026White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavit t approached “CBS News Evening” News anchor Tony Dokoupil after his interview with President Donald Trump Wednesday with an apparent threat. “We’ll sue your ass off” if the…

California Dems Want To Sue Big Oil For Horrific LA Fires — Jan 28, 2025Two California Democrats unveiled a bill Monday that they said would allow insurers and policyholders affected by the Los Angeles fires to sue major oil corporations for their alleged role in the disaster. Democratic…

Joy Behar Falls to the Floor on the Set of ‘The View’: ‘Who Do I Sue?’Reporting — Mar 3, 2022Co-host of “The View” Joy Behar fell on set during the show prompting her to ask, “Who do I sue?” After falling, her co-hosts rushed to help her up. Sunny Hostin said, “Let me tell you, these chairs are dangerous.”…

Joe Rogan Accuses CNN of ‘Making Sh*t Up’ About His COVID Experience: Do I Have To Sue Them?Reporting — Sep 8, 2021Popular podcast host Joe Rogan is accusing CNN of making up claims about his experience with COVID-19. During an episode of his podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience,” the host asked, “Bro, do I have to sue CNN?” “They’re…

More Than Dozen US States Expected To Sue Trump Administration Over Postal CutsReporting — Aug 17, 2020More than a dozen states as early as this week are expected to sue the Trump administration over cuts at the United States Postal Service they say could delay mail-in ballots in the November elections, Maryland Attorney…

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