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February 06, 2026
Trump Admin, States Reach Agreement In School DEI Fight
The Trump administration has agreed not to condition federal education funding for state and legal education agencies on what a coalition of nearly 20 states alleged was an incorrect interpretation of law in relation to diversity, equity and inclusion, according to a Friday filing in Massachusetts federal court.
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February 06, 2026
Court Upholds Child Porn Conviction, Says Kids Were Real
A man who had child pornography on his home computer and admitted as much to a detective cannot challenge his convictions by arguing that the state hadn't proven the images contained real children, a Connecticut appeals court ruled Friday.
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February 06, 2026
Ex-Yale New Haven Hospital Exec Drops Covenant Payment Suit
A Connecticut federal judge has accepted a deal to dismiss a lawsuit claiming Yale New Haven Hospital withheld $994,000 in contractually required payments to its former chief operating officer, but said the parties can reopen the dispute if they need the court's intervention.
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February 06, 2026
Verizon Workers Will Seek 2nd Circ. Pension Suit Revival
Verizon employee retirement plan participants who allege the telecom and its independent fiduciary illegally converted $6 billion in pension benefits to risky annuities told a New York federal court Friday they'll seek Second Circuit revival of their proposed class action, which was tossed on standing grounds in January.
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February 06, 2026
2nd Circ. Affirms Nix Of NY Anesthesiologists' Antitrust Suit
A New York anesthesiology practice didn't sustain an antitrust injury when a UnitedHealthcare unit used its market power to cut reimbursement rates, a Second Circuit panel affirmed Friday, finding that the change in rates was a natural consequence of the health insurance system and doesn't equate to anticompetitive harm.
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