Organizations

Victims of 2023 Hamas Attack Launch $7 Billion Lawsuit Against Terrorist Organizations, Including Iran and Syria

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Washington – Lawyers representing American victims of the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel have initiated legal action against several organizations designated as terrorist entities by the U.S. government. The plaintiffs allege these groups played a role in the assault, either by participation, aiding, or providing material support. The lawsuit was filed in federal court on Thursday and targets Iran, Syria, and North Korea, which are also facing legal challenges linked to the October 7 incident that has triggered ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas. Attorneys assert that accountability for the violence must be established … Read more

Capital One Strikes Back: Bank Seeks Dismissal of Trump Organization’s De-Banking Claims, Citing Lack of Evidence

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McLean, Virginia — Capital One has requested a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the Trump Organization, arguing that the claims lack any supporting evidence. The bank characterized the allegations of political bias in the closure of accounts as “false,” stating that it closes accounts only for legally permissible reasons and asserting that the plaintiffs failed to prove otherwise. The Trump Organization, based in Palm Beach County, Florida, filed the lawsuit in March, claiming that Capital One improperly closed approximately 300 accounts due to political and social motivations, referring to a so-called “woke” … Read more

Alabama Organizations Permitted to Support Out-of-State Abortion Travel After Recent Judicial Ruling

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Birmingham, Alabama — In a pivotal ruling by a federal judge, organizations in Alabama have received the go-ahead to assist residents in traveling out-of-state to access abortion services. This judgment comes as a crucial response to Alabama’s stringent abortion laws, reaffirming the rights of local groups to offer support despite local restrictions on the procedure. The ruling, issued this week, allows groups such as the Yellowhammer Fund, which provides funding and support for those seeking abortion services, to continue to aid Alabama residents in traveling to clinics in neighboring states where abortion remains accessible. This … Read more

Federal Judge Rules: USAID Must Disburse Funds to Selected International Aid Organizations by Week’s Start

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Washington — A U.S. judge has mandated that the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) issue overdue payments to several foreign aid organizations by the upcoming Monday. This ruling comes after allegations that delayed disbursements have hampered critical humanitarian projects worldwide. The decision targets to rectify payment delays affecting contracts and grants that are essential for the day-to-day operations and survival of many foreign aid initiatives. These funds are used for a plethora of humanitarian efforts ranging from health care provision in underdeveloped regions to educational and infrastructural support in war-torn countries. Legal representatives … Read more