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This isn’t really a double standard — it’s a jurisdiction problem. The U.S. government has sovereign immunity by default. You can only sue it if Congress has explicitly waived that immunity for the exact type of claim. Trump’s case fits a very narrow statutory waiver: 26 U.S.C.… — BullBrezza | Macro & Crypto (@BullBrezza) February …
A teacher in Ohio who was fired for calling out of work sick for two days to allegedly attend a concert in Nashville — with her former school district accusing her of taking “falsified sick leave” — has decided to sue, claiming her termination was a violation of her “constitutional rights.” Eileen Washburn, an English …
A group of banks and business groups are suing the Federal Reserve over the annual bank stress tests, saying the current process falls short of its goals. The suit comes from the Bank Policy Institute, which represents big banks like JPMorgan, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, as well as the American Bankers Association, the Ohio Bankers …
Ray Epps’ defamation case against Fox News dismissed, exposing him further to public scrutiny. Suck it, Ray Epps!Judge dismisses lawsuit against Fox News over Jan. 6 coverageGift link: https://t.co/AUgpGncVBB — 1776RM Mockumentary (@1776mocumentary) November 28, 2024 h/t 48Panhead