DOJ Sues Apple for Monopolizing Smartphone Markets Suit could have a wide-ranging impact on app development, streaming video and the smartphone market TV Tech · Mar 21, 2024
Apple sued by US government over iPhone monopoly — what you need to know The U.S. Justice Department, joined by 16 states, is bringing a lawsuit against Apple that alleges the company is blocking App Store alternatives and driving up costs for consumers. Tom’s Guide · Mar 21, 2024
Apple wields iPhone power to thwart competition, U.S. suit says - Roll Call Apple has gained monopoly power in the smartphone market "by violating federal antitrust law,” Attorney General Merrick B. Garland alleged. Roll Call · Mar 21, 2024
Apple Stock Falls After US Justice Department Announces Antitrust Lawsuit Apple's stock drops 3.3% on antitrust lawsuit news, impacting tech sector and Google. Top News · Mar 21, 2024
US files antitrust lawsuit against Apple over iPhone 'monopoly' The U.S. Department of Justice and 15 U.S. states on Thursday sued Apple, alleging it monopolized smartphone markets in the first major antitrust effort against the iPhone maker by the Biden administration. France 24 · Mar 21, 2024
US Justice Department Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple US Justice Department files antitrust lawsuit against Apple as the tech giant expands in China to boost iPhone sales. Top News · Mar 21, 2024
Justice Department Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple For Competition Concerns The Justice Department files antitrust lawsuit against Apple for alleged anti-competitive practices in its app store and closed ecosystem. Top News · Mar 21, 2024
The U.S. sues Apple, saying it abuses its power to monopolize the smartphone market The federal government accuses Apple of using its monopoly power to stomp out competitors and keep customers from switching phones. WEKU · Mar 21, 2024
Justice Department is about to drop a massive lawsuit on Apple — Biden administration to crack down Apple blocking rival access to key iPhone features A new report says the imminent antitrust lawsuit from the Justice Department against Apple could be filed on Thursday. iMore · Mar 21, 2024
Appeals Court Seems Divided on Assessment of Texas Law Allowing Arrest, Deportation of Migrants The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in the case after halting the implementation of the law Latin Times · Mar 20, 2024
Biden Decries Criminalization of Cannabis Consumers Even As He Insists They Have No Second Amendment Rights Hours before the president said "no one should be jailed" for marijuana use, his Justice Department was saying no one who uses marijuana should be allowed to own guns. Reason · Mar 20, 2024
Congress cuts federal prison infrastructure funding - Roll Call Congress cut back on infrastructure funding for the federal prison system in fiscal 2024 even though maintenance needs have ballooned. Roll Call · Mar 20, 2024
UMBC Swimming Coach Sexually Harassed Athletes, DOJ Investigation Finds US Justice Department investigation reveals sexual harassment and discrimination at UMBC towards student-athletes by former head coach. Top News · Mar 20, 2024
Expert stunned at "bizarre" Cannon order "She will make every effort through her rulings... to ensure that Trump is found not guilty," law professor warns Salon · Mar 19, 2024
Top News · Mar 19, 2024 Former White House Aide Peter Navarro Reports To Prison Peter Navarro, former Trump aide, imprisoned for contempt of Congress, sets precedent for future White House aides facing subpoenas.
Top News · Mar 19, 2024 House Republicans Demand Answers On Immigration Judges' Gag Order House Republicans demand answers on Justice Department order restricting immigration judges' public speech.
International Business Times · Mar 18, 2024 US Supreme Court Skeptical Of Curbing Govt Contact With Social Media Firms A majority of justices on the US Supreme Court appeared skeptical on Monday of efforts to impose restrictions on federal government efforts to curb misinformation online.
Top News · Mar 16, 2024 Texas Immigration Law On Hold As Supreme Court Considers Challenge Supreme Court halts Texas' plan to arrest migrants crossing U.S.-Mexico border, sparking legal challenges and border tensions.
France 24 · Mar 14, 2024 Judge rejects bid by Trump to dismiss classified documents case A federal judge on Thursday rejected a bid by Donald Trump to throw out out his classified documents criminal case, and appeared skeptical during hours of arguments of a separate effort to scuttle the prosecution ahead of trial.
Roll Call · Mar 14, 2024 Supreme Court to weigh government role in online misinformation - Roll Call The case could determine how far the federal government can go to in communicating with social media sites.
Top News · Mar 14, 2024 Trump's Legal Battles Reach Critical Juncture Legal battles involving Donald Trump in Georgia and federal court raise questions on presidential powers and national security protocols.
Top News · Mar 13, 2024 Congressman Jim Jordan Highlights Double Standard In Recent Hearing Congressman Jim Jordan raises concerns about perceived double standards in the Justice Department's treatment of political figures.
The Guardian - US · Mar 13, 2024 Man who sent bomb threat to Arizona election officials jailed for 42 months James Clark, 38, gets prison time and three years on probation as judge says he inflicted trauma on government employees
Top News · Mar 12, 2024 Lawmakers Clash Over Interpretation Of Report Findings Lawmakers clash with Rob Hur over report interpretation amidst political pressures. Hur and Justice Department stand firm.
Top News · Mar 12, 2024 Rep. Laurel Lee Questions Special Counsel Hur On President Biden Investigation Rep. Laurel Lee questions Special Counsel Robert Hur on President Biden's mishandling of classified documents, emphasizing national security concerns and t...