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Lawsuit Challenges SEPTA’s Service Cuts, Claiming Discrimination Against Low-Income Communities and Racial Minorities

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PHILADELPHIA – A lawsuit has been filed against the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) over its recent decision to cut 32 bus routes and shorten 16 others. The changes have raised concerns about their impact on minority and low-income communities, as the plaintiffs argue the adjustments violate Pennsylvania’s equal protection clause and state civil rights laws. Plaintiff attorney Bochetto claims that SEPTA’s own equity study shows the service changes disproportionately affect racial minorities and economically disadvantaged communities. “Their own report admits it,” Bochetto stated, emphasizing the study’s findings. However, SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch defended the … Read more

Priscilla Presley’s Attorney Decries “Vicious” Lawsuit Claiming She Removed Lisa Marie From Life Support

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Los Angeles, California — Priscilla Presley’s attorney has vehemently denied allegations made in a controversial lawsuit claiming that she made the decision to remove her daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, from life support. The legal action has been branded “vicious” and baseless by her legal representative, who argues that such accusations are not just unfounded, but also deeply hurtful. The lawsuit, filed earlier this week, asserts that Priscilla Presley acted against her daughter’s wishes during a critical moment. According to the legal team for the plaintiffs, who include Lisa Marie’s surviving children, Priscilla’s actions are said … Read more

Legal Battle Rises in NH as Educators and Advocates Challenge New Anti-DEI Law, Claiming Unconstitutionality

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Concord, N.H. — A coalition of educators and advocacy groups has filed a federal lawsuit against New Hampshire, contesting a new law that they claim undermines diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts across the state’s educational institutions. The law, signed by Governor Chris Sununu and effective July 1, 2025, bans programs focusing on these principles in K-12 public schools, as well as in public and private colleges and universities. Critics argue that the legislation contravenes federal civil rights protections, particularly those safeguarding the rights of students with disabilities, while also violating First Amendment rights. The vague … Read more

Missouri Lawmakers Sue Over $1 Billion Subsidy for Chiefs and Royals, Claiming Unconstitutionality

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A lawsuit filed by two Republican state lawmakers is challenging a newly enacted law that aims to allocate over $1 billion in state subsidies over the next three decades to retain the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri. State Senator Michael Moon, representing Ash Grove, and State Rep. Bryant Wolfin of Saint Genevieve, have teamed up with Maries County resident Ron Calzone to contest the legislation, which Governor Mike Kehoe recently signed into effect. The suit was filed in Cole County on Thursday, raising questions about the legality of the … Read more