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Koch-Backed Group Asks Justices to Halt Delaware Disclosure Law

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By Mallory Culhane Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The Americans for Prosperity Foundation asked the US Supreme Court Tuesday to block a Delaware law requiring organizations that distribute election-related ads to disclose its donors. The Delaware Elections Disclosure Act “imposes startlingly expansive” disclosure obligations that contravene Supreme Court precedent, the Charles Koch-backed group said in an emergency application for an injunction.
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HUD Fails to Toss California Suit Over DEI Grant Conditions

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By Mallory Culhane Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Sept. 15, 2026, 12:08 PM UTC The Department of Housing and Urban Development must face a lawsuit challenging grant conditions requiring recipients to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive orders on immigration and diversity, equity, and inclusion. The parties and issues raised in the case are distinct from a separate lawsuit in Washington state that challenges the same grant conditions, Judge Jon S.
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Washington Abortion Coverage Law Upheld in Church’s Appeal

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By Mallory Culhane Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
A Seattle-area Christian church failed Monday to revive its challenge to a Washington law requiring health insurers that provide maternity care to also cover abortion services. The Cedar Park Assembly of God of Kirkland, Wash., failed to show a pair of laws “target religious conduct or are otherwise the product of hostility toward religion,” a divided US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit said. The ruling affirms a lower court’s summary judgment in favor of Washington state officials.
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