Congressional Epstein Investigation Calls Billionaire Leon Black
The committee is expected to question Black about nearly $170 million in payments made to Epstein between 2012 and 2017.
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Haitians, Syrians Face Legal Uncertainty After Supreme Court Ruling
The 6-3 decision immediately affects about 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians whose work permits and deportation protections are set to expire.
Who Is The Oldest Death Row Inmate Facing Execution In Florida
Dusty Ray Spencer is set to receive a lethal injection at Florida State Prison for the 1992 fatal stabbing of his wife, Karen.
Judge Orders Elon Musk To Testify In Election Giveaway Lawsuits
The lawsuits were filed by Arizona residents Joy Harvick and Jacqueline McAferty, who contend that voters in seven battleground states were led to believe the daily $1 million prizes would be awarded randomly.
Why Did Florida Close the 'Alligator Alcatraz' Detention Center
The facility was established to support federal immigration enforcement by housing detainees awaiting processing and deportation.
Supreme Court Allows U.S. To Turn Back Asylum Seekers At Border
The decision clears the way for the Trump administration to reinstate the "metering" policy, which limits the number of asylum applications accepted each day.
Supreme Court Lifts Injunctions Blocking TPS Rollback
The decision lifted lower court injunctions that had temporarily blocked the policy while legal challenges continued.
More Than 500 Migrant Children Face Potential Deportation Under Trump Plan
Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden said the children have remained in custody for at least six months and do not have a parent, relative or legal guardian in the United States.
Supreme Court Rules Federal Law Shields Roundup Label
Justice Brett Kavanaugh, writing for the majority, agreed with Monsanto's argument that the Environmental Protection Agency has never mandated such a warning under federal pesticide law
Supreme Court Backs Gun Owners In Hawaii Concealed Carry Case
The challenged law required permit holders to obtain consent before carrying firearms into places such as restaurants, gas stations and retail stores.
New Mexico Governor Seeks Probe Into DEA Fentanyl Operations
The governor asked the New Mexico Attorney General to determine whether the DEA's investigative tactics violated state law.
Judge Orders Trump Administration To Explain Kennedy Center Coverings
U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper issued the order on Wednesday, requiring the administration to provide details regarding the coverings after workers removed President Donald Trump's name from the building following an earlier court ruling.
Snap Sued Over Alleged Child Grooming And Sexual Assault Case
The lawsuit, filed by the girl's parents, alleges that Snapchat's "Quick Add" and "Snap Map" features helped a 25-year-old man, Gabriel Joel Valentin-Rios, establish contact with the child after allegedly posing as a 17-year-old boy.
Why Did A Judge Block The DOJ From Accessing Transgender Care Records
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla issued the ruling on Wednesday, preventing federal prosecutors in Texas from enforcing subpoenas seeking records connected to gender-affirming healthcare provided by New York medical institutions.
Gates Denies Misconduct, Acknowledges Possible Contact With Victims
During a nearly six-hour voluntary interview, Gates said his relationship with Epstein between 2011 and 2014 was focused on philanthropy and potential global health initiatives
What Is The $450 Million PFAS Settlement Against Chemours
The Delaware-based company will pay a $22.5 million civil penalty and invest $90 million over 15 years to reduce PFAS discharges in New Jersey, North Carolina and West Virginia