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As of the latest documents in the provided results, there are multiple distinct “Jane Doe v. Trump” matters at different procedural stages: a Southern District of New York suit that was voluntarily di...
A woman identified as “Jane Doe” filed a 2016 federal lawsuit accusing Donald J. Trump of raping her when she was 13 and naming Jeffrey Epstein; she voluntarily dismissed that suit in November 2016 bu...
Federal courts and legal precedent place strong limits on a president’s ability to unilaterally strip federal grants from so‑called “sanctuary” cities: judges have blocked recent Trump administration ...
“Jane Doe v. Trump” is not a single case but a label used in multiple distinct lawsuits against Donald J. Trump and his administration across years; the record through 2025 therefore contains several ...
There is extensive, well-documented litigation accusing Wells Fargo of discrimination — overwhelmingly focused on race, national origin, immigration status and employment practices — but the reporting...
Courts and the Federal Trade Commission have repeatedly found that supplement marketers who claim to treat, prevent, or cure diabetes and diabetic neuropathy engage in deceptive advertising and must s...
The most visible litigation touching on health harms from social media is the sprawling multidistrict litigation (MDL) alleging that platforms caused adolescent addiction and mental-health injuries; a...
Federal courts have addressed aspects of when furloughs cross the line into terminations, but the caselaw is fragmented: recent district-court injunctions during the 2025 shutdown block administration...
The available materials do not provide a definitive count of ; the documents supplied consist of case-specific reports and later-year coverage that explicitly note the absence of a comprehensive tally...