A judge awards the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) $5.2 million in an inheritance dispute, according to reports. The ruling comes despite objections from members of the decedent’s family, who challenged the organization’s claim to the funds. The $5.2 million award is described as significantly larger than DSA’s usual operating revenue, nearly doubling the organization’s typical annual intake. The coverage frames the case as a legal fight over how the inheritance is handled and who is entitled to receive it. While the outlets differ in how they characterize the dispute, both reports agree on the core outcome: the court orders the payment of $5.2 million to the DSA and the family’s objections are not accepted by the judge. The decision highlights the role of courts in settling contested estates and determining whether charitable or organizational beneficiaries receive funds when there is disagreement among relatives and interested parties.