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New York Attorney General Letitia James joined several state leaders in suing the Trump administration to block a federal rule permitting the sharing of private personal data from welfare recipients with agencies and private entities. The lawsuit challenges the dissemination of sensitive information from welfare programs.

A new federal rule redirects asylum cases to immigration courts, increasing the risk of deportation for migrants. U.S. Citizenship and Immigrations Services estimates up to 444,000 cases could be impacted.

New federal rule redirects up to 444,000 asylum cases from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to immigration courts, affecting part of a 1.4 million case backlog. The rule is expected to impact a significant portion of pending asylum applications.

A new federal rule has caused insurers to shift roof replacement costs to homeowners, leaving those with significant roof damage to choose between filing an insurance claim that may raise premiums or paying for repairs out of pocket. This change occurs as hail and hurricane seasons approach, increasing the likelihood of roof damage.

A fake AAA-themed email scam targets drivers by creating urgency around a supposed federal car safety rule requiring emergency rescue tools. The email uses a suspicious sender address ([email protected]), a shared Google link, and fake compliance checks to trick recipients into clicking links that could steal personal or payment information.

A proposed federal rule threatens Hawaiʻi's scientific research by weakening the independence of funding decisions, which could undermine American innovation and competitiveness.

Healthcare groups have sued the Trump administration over a federal rule that limits student loan borrowing for certain graduate degree programs affecting healthcare professionals. The lawsuit challenges the policy's impact on education access for these programs.