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Joint Motion to Dismiss: BYU Quarterback Jake Retzlaff Set to Move Forward After Lawsuit Resolution

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SALT LAKE CITY — Attorneys for BYU quarterback Jake Retzlaff and the unnamed woman who accused him of sexual assault have jointly requested that a civil lawsuit against him be dismissed. The motion was submitted on Monday morning in the Third District Court of Salt Lake City. The dismissal request seeks to resolve the lawsuit “with prejudice,” meaning it cannot be refiled in the future. Both parties have agreed to bear their own attorney fees. Retzlaff’s attorney, Stephen R. Waldron, and the plaintiff’s attorney, Terence L. Rooney, presented the motion to Judge Coral Sanchez. Reports … Read more

Trump’s Ambitious Move: Seeking a Lawyer’s Seat on the Judicial Bench

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Former President Donald Trump is advocating for one of his former attorneys to receive a federal judgeship in Florida. This nomination has sparked significant interest due to the attorney’s close ties with Trump and the implications it could have for ongoing legal issues faced by the former president. In recent weeks, Trump has publicly endorsed the candidacy of Chris Kise, who represented him during his second impeachment trial. Kise, a prominent attorney in Florida, has a background that combines substantial legal experience with a history of political engagement, making him a notable candidate for the … Read more

Washington State on the Move: Governor Ferguson Signs Landmark Laws Ahead of July Implementation

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Olympia, Wash. — Governor Bob Ferguson has concluded the first legislative session of his administration, during which several new laws were enacted. Many of these laws have already taken effect, while others are scheduled to become law on July 1, significantly impacting various aspects of daily life in Washington state. Starting July 1, Washington will see an increase in its gas tax by six cents, with additional annual adjustments of 2% intended to counteract inflation. This adjustment positions Washington among states with the highest gas tax rates in the nation. In Seattle, drivers using the … Read more

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Move to Shut Down Vital Job Corps Centers, Ensuring Lifeline for Thousands

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A federal judge in New York issued a temporary restraining order on Wednesday, halting the Trump administration’s plans to shut down Job Corps centers across the country. U.S. District Judge Andrew L. Carter’s ruling prohibits the administration, its agents, and others involved from executing any actions related to the closure of the Job Corps program without Congressional authorization. The order specifically puts a stop to termination and non-renewal notices sent to operators of Job Corps centers starting May 29, 2025. It blocks the issuance of orders that would terminate jobs or remove students from the … Read more