The creator of an app designed to track immigration raids sued the Trump administration Monday, saying officials unconstitutionally coerced Apple into removing the tool. Why it matters: The case marks the latest clash over government pressure on private tech platforms in the second Trump term.

Apple lost an early attempt to stop a Dutch antitrust lawsuit, and Europe's top court says the case can now move forward.

Apple just got hit with a major legal blow in Europe. On Tuesday, the EU’s top court said the company can be sued in the Netherlands for antitrust damages tied to its App Store practices. That decision opens the door for a massive €637 million claim filed by two Dutch consumer groups: Right to Consumer