I’ll review the single supplied source before writingJuly 6, 2026Law and PolicyDOJ sued Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota on June 30, 2026, seeking court orders compelling the states to hand over five years of SNAP data to the USDA.
DOJ Files Federal Suit Challenging Denver Assault Weapons OrdinanceJuly 6, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ filed suit in federal court June 30 to strike down Denver's assault weapons ordinance, calling it presumptively unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.
DOJ Files Simultaneous Second Amendment Suits Against Virginia and CaliforniaJuly 6, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ filed twin Second Amendment lawsuits July 1, 2026, against Virginia and California, challenging new state gun bans and seeking permanent injunctions in both cases.
DOJ Files Four Suits to Compel State SNAP Data DisclosureJuly 1, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ filed four federal lawsuits on June 26, 2026, to compel Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota to turn over SNAP applicant data to the USDA.
DOJ Sues Four States to Compel Five Years of SNAP Applicant DataJuly 1, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ filed civil suits against Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota on June 26, 2026, seeking court orders to compel SNAP applicant data disclosure to the USDA.
DOJ and 17 State AGs File Antitrust Suit Against Major Egg ProducersJuly 1, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ and 17 state AGs sued Cal-Maine Foods, Hickman's, and Versova for egg price manipulation and filed proposed consent decrees requiring $3.3M and 53M eggs in relief.
DOJ Sues New York Over Catholic Hospice Patient Housing RuleJune 19, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ sued New York over a law requiring Catholic hospice facilities run by the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne to house male patients with women, citing Equal Protection.
DOJ Sues New York Over $10 Billion Medicaid Home-Care Fraud SchemeJune 19, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ sued New York's Health Department and contractor Public Partnerships LLC over alleged fraud in a $10 billion Medicaid home-care program, seeking a federal receiver.
DOJ Sues Philadelphia Over Ordinance Restricting Federal OfficersJune 19, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ sued Philadelphia on June 18, 2026, challenging an ordinance that bans federal officers from wearing masks and requires visible identification during operations.
DOJ Civil Rights Division Seeks to Join Evanston Reparations LawsuitJune 18, 2026Law and PolicyThe DOJ Civil Rights Division moves to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging Evanston, Illinois's race-based reparations housing program under the Equal Protection Clause.