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Native American - April, 2026

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• Prediction Market Policing Getting 1st Test In Maduro Bet Case
• Wash. Tribes Beat Big Oil's Bid To Dismiss Climate Suits
• Muscogee Disputes Okla. County's Jurisdiction On Tribal Land
• Gov't Pauses Medicaid Data Use For ICE Amid Injunction Fight
• FCC Establishes E-Rate Competitive Bidding Portal
• Native Groups Say Justices' Voting Order 'Mocks' Democracy
• Tribal Gaming Law Is Paramount In Prediction Market Cases
• Tribes Back Michigan In Robinhood, Polymarket Betting Fight
• Senate Bars Itself From Prediction Markets
• Playing Magic: The Gathering Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ark. Asks 8th Circ. To Uphold Tribal Gaming License Order
• FCC Looks To Update How It Collects Broadband Map Data
• Burgum, Senate Dems Spar Over Energy Permitting Moves
• US Lawmakers Back Bid To Win Trump Park Pass Suit
• Lummi Nation Says Telecom Found Remains But Kept Digging
• Improving Well-Being In Law, 10 Years After Landmark Study
• Robinhood Hires Morgan Lewis Atty For Senior Counsel Role
• 10,000 Native Okla. Landowners Owed Oil Royalties, Suit Says
• EEOC Turns To Court In Native American Bias Probe
• Justices Limit Voting Rights Act Suits While Voiding La. Map
• CFTC Sues Wisconsin In Latest Prediction Market State Battle
• Purdue Pharma's $5.5B Plea Deal Clinched As Survivors Protest
• Over 11 Million Imports Entered For Tariff Refunds, CBP Says
• 9th Circ. Asked To Pause Idaho Tribal Land Swap Ruling
• Soldier Accused Of Betting On Maduro Raid Pleads Not Guilty
• Choctaw Freedmen Band Seeks Federal Tribal Recognition
• Meta Seeks A Rally As Instagram Addiction Suit Losses Mount
• Feds, Oklahoma Look To End Tribal Gaming Compact Fight
• FCC Subsidy Overhaul Plan In Works, Top GOP Rep. Says
• NTIA Chief Says No Way To 'Contract Out' Of BEAD Rules
• 6th Circ. OKs Ohio Betting Enforcement Against Kalshi
• Federal Circuit Backs US In Utah Tribal Shooting Death
• AGs Say Live Nation Fix Can't Wait On DOJ Deal Approval
• CFTC Sues New York Over Sports Event Contract Crackdown
• One Certainty As Tariff Refunds Start: 'There Will Be Litigation'
• Feds Say Species Suit Is Moot After Gulf Drilling Exemption
• Scores Of Orgs. Oppose FCC's Effort To Redo E-Rate Program
• National Parks Signage Order Diverts Resources, Court Told
• Fed Bill Targets Colo. Tribal Water Backlog With $10M Boost
• Wis. Takes On Prediction Market Cos. Over 'Illegal' Betting
• Feds, Utility Defend Green Light For Nebraska Power Line
• GOP-Led States Back Trump In Dem AGs' Mail-In Ballot Suit
• Trump Orders On Renewables Get A Judicial Reality Check
• Soldier Aware Of Maduro Raid Bet On Polymarket, Feds Say
• Apache Group Amends Suit To Reverse Arizona Land Transfer
• Crypto.com Joins Arizona Prediction Markets Brawl
• Robinhood Hit With Class Action Over Illegal Sports Betting
• GHG Endangerment Finding Repeal Brings New Legal Risks
• 9th Circuit Clash Flares Over Idaho Tribal Land Swap Decision
• Officiating Football Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Coinbase, Gemini Nudge NY 'Gambling' Cases To Fed. Court
• 11th Circ. Says Everglades Detention Center Can Stay Open
• Prediction Market Platform Probes Merit Strategic Responses
• Oklahoma Sports Betting Bill Wins Thunder, Tribal Backing
• Permit Vacated For W.Va. Surface Mine Valley Fills
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Draft Pleadings
• 10th Circ. Splits Tribal Immunity In Okla. Casino Land Fight
• Feds Get More Time To Tell Immigrants Of Bond Rights
• Justices Won't Move Mich. Pipeline Suit To Federal Court
• Feds Say Arctic Lease Sale For Oil Drilling Begins In June
• NM Couple Plead Guilty To Selling Vietnam Jewelry As Navajo
• Calif. Says City Skirted Duties After Tribal Remains Found At Site
• Kalshi, Tribes Must Weigh In On Pause For 9th Circ. Ruling
• Purdue Pharma Sentencing Punted For In-Person Attendance
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On ESI Control
• Enviro Orgs., Tribe Say Neb. Power Line Will 'Slice' Landscape
• Mass. Judge Freezes Trump Admin's Anti-Wind, Solar Orders
• Live Nation Fails In Bid For Quick Nix Of Antitrust Damages
• NY AG Sues Coinbase, Gemini Over Event Contract 'Gambling'
• Contractor DEI Order Will Cause 'Irreparable Harm,' Suit Says
• 'Risky Proposition': 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Wash. CWA Strategy
• National Parks Group Seeks To Block Mojave Mine Restart
• Doctors Fueled Man's Fatal Opioid Addiction, Philly Jury Told
• E-Rate Bid Revamp Likely To Be Harmful, Advocates Tell FCC
• Groups Challenge BP Offshore Project Approval At 11th Circ.
• Live Nation Wants Expert, Damages Cut After Antitrust Verdict
• Alaska Can't Dodge $2M Bill In Fishing Rights Row, Court Told
• Tariff Refund Rollout Well Received, But Concerns Persist
• States Seek Win To Restore DOE's Diversity Grant Cuts
• Federal Judge Blocks DOJ's DEI, Citizenship Grant Conditions
• DHS Sued For Waiving Federal Laws To Build Texas Border Wall
• Neb. Prison Reverses Ban On Native Religious Area Access
• Tribes Say Yellowstone Bison Suit Doesn't Raise Treaty Rights
• 2 Discovery Rulings Break With Heppner On AI Privilege Issue
• Senate Votes To Allow Mining Around Minn. Boundary Waters
• High Court Sends La. Pollution Suit To Federal Court
• 9th Circ. Judge Rips 'Sophistry' By Online Prediction Markets
• EPA-Backed River Plan Puts Wash. Salmon At Risk, Suit Says
• CFTC's Selig Pushes Back On Lawmakers' Staffing Concerns
• AGs' Win Over Live Nation Leaves DOJ Watching From The Side
• US, Okla. Tribes Fight DAs' Stay Bid In Jurisdiction Row
• Kalshi Rejects Returning Enforcement Case To State Court
• Isshin-Ryu Karate Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dems Call On Watchdog To Probe DOJ Antitrust Work
• Nebraska Inmates Sue Over Access To Native Religious Area
• Feds Can't Block Hawaii's Suit Against Oil, Gas Companies
• 'A Bunch Of Games': MDL Judge Irked By Meta, AGs Sparring
• 'Deemed' Admissions End Tribal Cannabis Raid Suit
• Alaska's Pebble Mine Allies Say EPA Project Veto Is Illegal
• Judge Ices Calif. Climate Suit As Justices Mull Boulder Case
• CFTC Chair's Speech Hints At Innovation-Friendly Policies
• US Says It Will Stay Out Of Calif. Monument Venue Dispute
• Jury Finds Live Nation Monopolized Concert Ticketing
• Groups Say Ariz. Voter ID Stay Could Extend Purge Threat
• EPA Sued Over Missed Deadline For Tougher Soot Limits
• Meta, Others Can't Look At Internal Data To Probe Jury Pool
• Ky. Bill Banning Prop Bets, Raising Sports Gambling Age Vetoed
• Telecom Biz Pushes House To Pass GOP-Led Permit Reform
• 8th Circ. Sets Hearing In SD Tribe's Debt Overcollection Suit
• State AGs, Albertsons Chain Reach $773M Opioid Deal
• CFTC Actions Show Prediction Market Insider Trading Risks
• Nevada Tribe Asks High Court To Revive $208M Water Claim
• Kalshi Says Montana Lacks The Power To Block Its Operations
• 9th Circ. Judge Skeptical Of Renewing Trump Energy EOs Suit
• FCC Plans To Create Portal For E-Rate Bids
• Anti-Native Taunts Made Engineer 'Feel Less Than,' Suit Says
• Mont. Judge Greenlights BLM-Approved Logging Project
• Group Fighting DC Sports Gambling Laws Appeals Suit Toss
• HUD Unveils $1.1B To Back Housing In Tribal Communities
• Lawyer Says Feds Cost Him At Least $9M In Calif. Tribal Fees
• Meta Pulls Some Attys' Social Media Addiction Ads
• State Bars Need To Get Specific About AI Confidentiality
• EPA's Retreat On GHGs Reshapes Preemption Debate
• Ariz. Prediction Markets Regulation, Kalshi Charges Halted
• Colo. Governor Claims Immunity In Tribe's Park Access Suit
• Ed. Dept. Urges Judge Not To Broaden Admissions Data Block
• What Justices' Review Of Guam Case Will Mean For Permitting
• Futures Market Anonymity Now Presents A Structural Problem
• Interior Says National Parks Signage Suit Is A Political Dispute
• Judicial Restraint Anchors Constitutional Order
• States Tell Jury That Live Nation Isn't Above The Law
• 9th Circ. Axes Kids' 'Sprawling And Speculative' Climate Suit
• Judge Says Poultry Enviro Deals In 20-Year Suits Fall Short
• Senators Warn EPA Rule Will Erode State, Tribal Water Review
• 9th Circ. Nixes Tribe's Bid To Vacate Union Card Check Award
• Neb. Utility Allowed To Join Power Line Project Approval Fight
• Alpine Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Cast Calif. Tribe's Opioid Clinic Fight As Money Grab
• Feds Move To Block Arizona's Gambling Laws Against Kalshi
• AEG, BigLaw Atty In Hot Seat As Live Nation Trial Nears End
• Ed. Dept. Says It's Not Required To Fund $1B In Youth Grants
• Alaska Says Refuge Land Swap Allows Community Access
• Judge Says 9th Circ. OK'd 'Annihilation' Of Sacred Lands
• Miner Says Calif. Tribes Can't Upend Monument Suit Venue
• Group Accuses CBP Of Withholding Border Wall Records
• Wis. Tribe Tries To Block Pipeline Around Reservation
• HHS Must Face States' Suit Over RFK's 'Dramatic Overhaul'
• Prediction Markets Tumbling Toward Supreme Court
• Fla. Detention Facility Injunction Unsupported, 11th Circ. Told
• Urban Hospitals Sue Over Lower Medicare 'Rural Floor'
• Feds Say Moth Doesn't Merit Endangered Species Protection
• Cherokee Tribe Looks To Add 112 Acres To Okla. Trust Lands
• States, AEG Say Live Nation Sanctions Bid Is Nonsense
• Ayahuasca Church Urges Judge To Halt DEA Enforcement
• Interior Dept. Will Reunite Offshore Permitting, Safety Arms
• What A Court Doc Audit Reveals About Erroneous Filings
• 3rd Circ. Backs Kalshi In Prediction Markets Battle With NJ
• Ute Tribe To Appeal Split-Estate Lands Ruling To 10th Circ.
• Justices Pass On Oklahoma Tribal Tax Case
• NC Cannabis Advisers Call For Legal Recreational Use
• 9th Circ. Upholds Biden Ariz. National Monument Proclamation
• State AGs Latest To Oppose Trump's Mail Ballot Order
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2026 Editorial Boards
• Groups Sue To Block Drilling Near Lakota Sacred Site
• Judge Says Maine Tribes Can Defend State Gaming Law
• CFTC Sues Ill., Conn., Ariz. Over Event Contract Enforcement
• New Mexico Tribe Looks To Protect Lincoln-Era Land Patent
• Groups Say Feds' Gulf Species Exemption Flouted Process
• DraftKings, FanDuel Hit With Location Tech Patent Suits
• Ultramarathons Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Robinhood Sues Wash. To Protect Prediction Market Biz
• NY Tribe Can Control Its Water, Sanitation Program, Judge Says
• Feds Can't Block Calif. Law Banning New Drilling Near Homes
• 17 State AGs Challenge EPA's Repeal Of Coal Plant Air Regs
• California Tribes Say Feds Skirted Casino Land Trust Rules
• High Court Appears Skeptical Of Trump's Birthright Order