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Judge blocks NY mask ban for ICE agents, mandate to wear ID
A federal judge has blocked New York's ban on immigration agents wearing masks to hide their identities.
NYC law on sharing food delivery apps’ data unconstitutional, appeals court rules
A U.S. appeals court said that a New York City law requiring food delivery companies to share customers' data with restaurants is unconstitutional.
Supreme Court won’t halt $655M judgment against Palestinians over attacks
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor declined to halt $655.5 million in damages that Palestinian authorities were ordered to pay plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit concerning attacks that killed and injured Americans in Israel.
Successful AI integration should start with identifying business needs
John Loury and Amanda Orson emphasize identifying business needs and data quality as keys to successful AI integration in operations.
MD joins lawsuit over Trump policy of sharing benefits data with immigration authorities
Maryland sued to block a new policy allowing federal immigration authorities to receive information about low-income families with children enrolled in a cash-assistance program.
Moore offers late admission, $800 credit for students disenrolled at Howard University
Gov. Wes Moore said Maryland would provide an $800 credit and expedited admission processing for any of the hundreds of disenrolled incoming Howard University freshmen.
JPMorgan sexual harassment lawsuit dismissed, refiling expected
A New York state judge dismissed a lawsuit by a former JPMorgan Chase banker who in graphic terms said his former supervisor coerced him into sex and demanded his submissiveness.
Judge says E. Jean Carroll can collect $5M damage award from Trump
A U.S. judge authorized the payment of a multimillion-dollar verdict to magazine writer E. Jean Carroll to satisfy a 2023 civil verdict.
Judges block Trump’s limits on student loan forgiveness program
Two federal judges blocked the Trump administration from implementing a new rule stripping some public service workers of eligibility for federal student loan forgiveness.
Mangione’s federal trial over CEO killing moved to January as state murder trial looms
Luigi Mangione's federal trial for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is delayed to January to avoid conflict with his state trial.
Supreme Court rebuffs Trump’s appeal in E. Jean Carroll case
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear President Donald Trump's bid to overturn a $5 million verdict in favor of E. Jean Carroll.
Harvey Weinstein averts fourth NY rape trial as prosecutors move to drop charge
Prosecutors moved to drop a third-degree rape charge against Harvey Weinstein after his accuser said she did not want to testify in what would have been a fourth trial.
