The Trump administration is rescinding civil rights guidance for health providers on abortion, calling the previous policy positions out of step with current federal priorities.

A Texas man charged with illegally possessing a gun as a regular cannabis user told the U.S. Supreme Court that the government had no more right to disarm him than it had to restrict the gun use of people who drank on the weekends. https://www.law360.com/articles/2433844

The US Justice Department told a federal judge that Live Nation Entertainment Inc. should be broken up because the company maintains a stranglehold over the live events industry, in part by freezing out venues that don’t use its Ticketmaster unit.

A Chicago federal judge denied Foley & Lardner's bid for an early win against claims brought by a former summer associate who said discrimination led to the firm's decision to rescind a job offer after she publicly supported Palestinians amid Israel's war with Hamas.

US Department of Health and Human Services employees can move forward on allegations that the agency violated a federal privacy law when it fired thousands of workers based on inaccurate electronic employment records, a federal judge said.

A former California judge said a count of a federal indictment accusing him of sexual assault should be tossed since the alleged victim viewed him as a friend. https://www.law360.com/articles/2434248

Lawyers fighting over President Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting four major law firms aired conflicting positions Monday for how the appeals court should handle the cases going forward.

A former Baker McKenzie associate is suing the firm over alleged sexual assault by the leader of its DC office, ratcheting up a fight that began when she went public with the accusations three months ago.

Notwithstanding the winter storm that slammed several states over the weekend, litigators will clash at the Fourth Circuit this week on whether NCAA eligibility rules violate antitrust law, or federal law preempts North Carolina's ability to regulate e-cigarette sales.

The former CEO of a New York City retail leasing and real estate advisory firm can’t use his bankruptcy to wipe out years of back income taxes owed to the IRS, a federal court ruled.

A group of 35 attorneys general sent a letter to xAI, an arm of the social media network formerly known as Twitter, to demand stronger action curtailing its Grok chatbot from altering pictures on its site to be sexually explicit or revealing. https://www.law360.com/articles/2433736

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The Third Circuit on Monday declined to reconsider its decision blocking Alina Habba from serving as acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey.

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A Washington federal judge pushed back on Justice Department claims that President Donald Trump has authority to demolish the White House East Wing to construct a 90,000 square-foot ballroom.