Lindsay Clancy Jury Ends Third Day Of Deliberations Without Verdict
The jury heard testimony from more than 70 prosecution witnesses and 10 defense witnesses over five weeks before beginning deliberations.
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Supreme Court Lets Trump Ballroom Project Proceed For Now
The ruling replaces a temporary order issued by Chief Justice John Roberts and permits construction to proceed for now.
17-Year-Old Charged With Murder In San Diego Mosque Shooting
Sarah Lindsey Santiago is accused of planning to livestream the May 18 attack and distribute a white-supremacist manifesto associated with the gunmen.
FTC Sues Amazon Over Alleged Manipulation Of Online Ad Prices
FTC Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson said the alleged conduct misled millions of advertising customers and ultimately contributed to higher costs for consumers.
Sony, Warner Music File Copyright Lawsuit Against Anthropic
The publishers specifically cite songs including “Ain't No Mountain High Enough” and “Livin' on a Prayer” among works they claim were improperly obtained.
‘The Court Has No Choice’: Judge Torpedoes Maryland Gerrymandering Amendment From Ballot
In putting the gerrymandering measure on the ballot, the plaintiffs say the Legislature failed to follow the law.
Grand Jury Subpoenas James Comey’s Friend In Leak Probe
The investigation centers on memos Comey wrote about meetings with President Donald Trump during his first administration
You’re Being Watched: The Flock Camera Controversy Sweeping California
Flock says its cameras help communities “deter crime, respond to emergencies, and investigate safety incidents.”
State Policy Network Hosts Annual Meeting, Former Attorney General Jason Miyares Speaks On Federal Overreach
With over 100 sessions and more than 350 organizations represented at the conference, the meeting seeks to create opportunities for attendees to discover solutions that create opportunities for Americans to flourish
Trump Scores Another Election Integrity Win As Obama Judge Drops Injunction
The Daily Signal reported Tuesday that election law experts anticipated Talwani would drop the injunction in the second case.
Federal Judge Pauses Trump’s Mail Ballot Rules For 14 Days
The ruling follows a Supreme Court procedural decision earlier in the week that had temporarily allowed Trump's order to proceed.
Database Shows Abuse Of License Plate Readers; Police Defend Their Use
In middle Georgia’s Bibb County, three sheriff’s deputies were arrested for stalking people they were in a relationship with, according to reports and the database.
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidates Weigh In On Election Security
Election security was one of the questions asked of Democrat nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms at a campaign event held Saturday in Ringgold.
Trump Vows Action To Break Up US Meatpacking “Monopoly”
The Justice Department is separately investigating whether meatpacking companies illegally contributed to higher consumer prices.
DOJ Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuits By Fired Immigration Judges
Blanche has defended the personnel changes, arguing that they are necessary to improve efficiency within the immigration court system.
‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ Sparks Showdown At California Capitol
Speaking at Wednesday’s rally, Shirley accused state leaders of targeting those investigating fraud rather than the people committing it.