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Last update: an hour agoStudent Loans Fight: 25 states sued the U.S. Department of Education over Trump’s new borrowing caps, arguing the rules illegally narrow “professional” programs and would block advanced nursing degrees—hurting the healthcare workforce. Voting Rights: Supreme Court fallout keeps rolling as it tossed two lower-court map cases without explanation, with Justice Jackson warning the next voting-rights fight is coming. Immigration Enforcement: A judge’s order limiting ICE courthouse arrests is being challenged in practice, with reports of agents flouting the limits. Criminal Courts: In the Luigi Mangione case, a judge ruled prosecutors can use a gun and notebook as evidence at trial. Local Power & Money: New Orleans won a major appellate ruling that it—not private heirs—owns Wisner Trust land and revenues. Philippines Terror Case: A Cebu court dismissed terrorism-financing charges against Nancy Estolloso and others, citing missing legal publication steps and that the alleged acts weren’t crimes when committed. Sports Betting: Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA lawsuit could set a risky precedent for college sports if a court orders him back to play.
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