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ICE Agents Stored Photos and License Plates of Protest Observers in Palantir-Built Database, Court Filing Reveals

Federal court filings reveal ICE agents logged protest observers' photos and license plates in a Palantir-built database, sparking a retaliatory lawsuit.

Latin Times · Oct 6

Trump plan to send 1,000 DOJ monitors to the polls could ‘jeopardize the election,’ NAACP lawsuit warns

DOJ is planning to deploy 1,000 federal agents to observe the polls on Election Day, drawing fears of voter intimidation

The Independent UK · Oct 6

Alito Talks Retirement

Plus: The Supreme Court weighs a local government’s lawsuit against oil companies over global climate change.

Reason · Oct 6

Cornell Rape Case Deepens as Police Records Raise New Questions About Missing Phone Evidence

Cornell sexual assault case faces fresh scrutiny over unconfirmed phone-data preservation requests as Letitia James takes over New York's criminal investigation.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

Woman Sues Las Vegas Bar After Penis-Shaped Ride Caused Her Serious Injuries

Amber Zabran is suing The Nerd bar in Las Vegas, alleging she suffered serious physical and psychological injuries after falling from its penis-shaped mechanical ride in November 2025.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

US green card rules challenged as USCIS tightens adjustment of status process

An important lawsuit has been initiated to contest the recent policies by USCIS that influence permanent residence applications. The guidelines in question evaluate an applicant's choice to remain in the US negatively, while also permitting application rejections without giving applicants a chance to provide more documentation. The resolution of this…

The Economic Times · Oct 6

One of the Cornell 7 Says He Was the Real Victim, Claiming Oral Sex Happened While He Was Too Drunk To Consent

A civil lawsuit forced New York prosecutors to reopen the Cornell 7 criminal case, where one accused man now says he too was too drunk to consent and no one was ever charged.

International Business Times UK · Oct 6

Google faces UK court over app store charges

A class action lawsuit against Google opens in London Tuesday, with the technology giant accused of earning excessive commissions from its app store, impacting 20 million UK consumers and businesses. Google meanwhile reached a £260-million settlement in a class action brought on behalf of thousands of UK developers, which was…

The Economic Times · Oct 6

Cornell students rally over alleged gang rape, demand tougher action against sexual violence

Cornell University students held a large rally in Ithaca, showing support for a classmate's gang-rape allegations. The demonstrators called for stronger action against sexual violence and urged an external inquiry into the university's handling of the case. They demanded uniform minimum sanctions for sexual assaults and better training for campus…

The Economic Times · Oct 6

Chicago woman sues US government, says CBP agent fired at her from behind

Marimar Martinez filed a lawsuit against the federal government after being shot by a Customs and Border Protection agent. The shooting occurred during an immigration operation on October 4, 2025, when Martinez was in her vehicle. Attorneys claim the agent fired from behind her vehicle while making false statements to…

The Economic Times · Oct 6