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North Carolina Attorney General Files $200 Million Lawsuit to Restore Crucial Infrastructure Funding Amid Federal Cuts

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Leland, N.C. — The North Carolina Attorney General, Jeff Jackson, is taking legal action against the federal government in response to significant funding losses experienced by over 60 local entities in the state. This follows the abrupt suspension of the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program in April, leaving many communities in a financial bind. Among those affected is the Town of Leland, which reports a loss of more than $1.1 million. This funding was previously allocated to relocate a sewer lift station away from Sturgeon Creek, a project vital for environmental protection and … Read more

California Attorney General Leads 24-State Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Massive Education Fund Freeze

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SAN DIEGO — California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta has joined forces with 23 other states in a legal battle against the Trump administration for allegedly withholding billions in federal education funding, affecting nearly $1 billion designated for California schools. The lawsuit responds to the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to freeze $6.8 billion in funding that had previously received approval and allocation, creating uncertainty for school districts nationwide as they prepare for the upcoming academic year. The frozen funds are crucial for after-school and summer programs, teacher training, and initiatives aimed at supporting English learners … Read more

Colorado Attorney General Joins Forces in Groundbreaking Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is spearheading a new legal challenge against the Trump administration regarding public land policies. This initiative is part of a coalition of attorneys general from various states that seek to address what they argue are unlawful actions by the federal government affecting land management and conservation efforts. The coalition, which includes attorneys general from numerous states, claims that the Trump administration’s policies have undermined protections for significant natural resources and wildlife habitats across the country. They argue that these changes could have far-reaching implications for environmental conservation and public access … Read more

"Alabama’s Campaign Finance System Under Fire as $1 Million Donation Fuels Attorney General Race"

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — In a significant move, the nonprofit First Principles Action Inc. made history on June 30 by contributing $1 million to Katherine Robertson’s campaign for Alabama attorney general, marking the largest political donation ever recorded in a statewide race in Alabama. First Principles Action was established following the creation of its parent organization, First Principles, in December 2024. The organization operates out of a Nashville office building that also houses various law firms and businesses, including Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Tennessee. While its leader, Peter Bisbee, has previously served as the executive director … Read more