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• November 12, 2025

  Refugee Aid Org Seeks Enforcement Of First Amendment Deal

  A Christian nonprofit urged a federal judge on Tuesday to force Michigan labor departments to follow through on a settlement to resolve the organization's claims that the state forced it to hire non-Christians to qualify for refugee aid contracts, saying Michigan agreed to terms but now refuses to move forward.

• November 12, 2025

  Wage Rule Inapplicable To 'Plug And Play' Work, Panel Told

  A New Jersey utility systems installer told a state appellate panel Wednesday that its subcontracted cell tower work — limited to plugging in pre-terminated fiber optic cables — was wrongly categorized under the state's prevailing wage for electricians instead of the lower rate under the electrician teledata classification.

• November 12, 2025

  1st Circ. Weighs Federal Halt To Planned Parenthood Funding

  First Circuit judges skeptically questioned a Planned Parenthood attorney Wednesday as they wrestled with whether Congress illegally singled out the organization in budget legislation that blocks its federal Medicaid funding for a year.

• November 12, 2025

  Subcontractor Sues Lockheed Over Unpaid Engineering Work

  Electrical engineering firm Karillon Corp. sued Lockheed Martin Corp. in Colorado federal court, alleging that after terminating their contract, the arms producer failed to pay for work the company had already performed.

• November 12, 2025

  Georgia Says Trans Prisoner Care Ban 'Clearly Passes Muster'

  The state of Georgia has called for a federal judge to toss a legal challenge to its new law revoking funding for gender-affirming healthcare in state prisons, arguing Monday that cutting off support for hormone therapy is the sort of "quintessentially permissible" decision afforded to lawmakers by the U.S. Supreme Court.

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