Biden Seeks To Block Disclosure Of Sensitive Interview Tapes
The recordings, made in 2016 and 2017, could soon be provided to the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee unless courts intervene.
Legal
DOJ Declines Judge’s Request For Sworn Statements On Anti-Weaponization Fund
The disagreement centers on a request from District Judge Leonie Brinkema, who sought formal statements from Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirming that the proposed $1.776 billion fund is no longer moving forward.
What Happened During The Times Square Shooting Incident
According to the New York Police Department, officers took a 17-year-old suspect into custody following the incident and recovered a firearm from the scene.
Washington Supreme Court Upholds $35.2 Million Fine Against Meta
The case stemmed from a lawsuit filed by Washington state prosecutors in 2020, alleging that Meta repeatedly failed to meet disclosure obligations required under the state's Fair Campaign Practices Act.
Why Did The Supreme Court Side With A Texas Gun Owner
The ruling arose after federal authorities discovered a handgun in Hemani's home in Texas during a 2022 investigation.
Why Did The Appeals Court Uphold Ohio’s Social Media Restrictions
The ruling came from the Cincinnati-based United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, which overturned a lower court decision that had temporarily blocked the measure.
Luigi Mangione Withdraws Psychiatric Defense in Murder Case
Mangione faces eight felony charges, including second-degree murder, in connection with the December 2024 shooting of Thompson outside an investor conference in Manhattan.
Supreme Court Backs Gun Rights In Marijuana Case
According to CNN, the court ruled that prosecuting a regular marijuana user under a 1960s-era federal gun restriction violated Second Amendment protections.
Justice Department Moves To End Teamsters Federal Oversight
The oversight traces its origins to a landmark legal settlement reached decades ago after federal authorities alleged that organized crime figures had exerted influence over portions of the union.
Why Did Donald Trump Settle His Lawsuit Against Mary Trump?
The lawsuit accused Mary Trump of improperly providing confidential tax and financial records to journalists who worked on the newspaper's 2018 investigation.
Diddy’s Prison Release Date Moved Up To February 2028
Combs is currently serving a 50-month federal prison sentence after being convicted in 2025 on charges related to transportation to engage in prostitution.
Fifteen Charged With Obstructing Federal Immigration Operations In Minnesota
Authorities said twelve of the defendants were taken into custody during coordinated arrests, while several others remained outstanding.
Kennedy Extends Quarantine Of Hantavirus-Exposed Woman
The case involves Angela Perryman, who has been undergoing quarantine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center following potential exposure to the virus.
New Report Backs Suicide Conclusion In Jeffrey Epstein Death
According to the report, previously undisclosed notes and interviews with inmates and correctional staff offer new insight into Epstein’s state of mind during the weeks leading up to his death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.
Probe Finds Biden Education Department Defied Courts To Push Gender Ideology In Schools
According to Mattson’s disclosure, the Office for Civil Rights investigated a school that restricted athletic competition to biological sex
OpenAI Wins Dismissal Of Trade Secret Lawsuit Filed By xAI
In her ruling, U.S. District Judge Rita Lin determined that xAI failed to demonstrate that OpenAI encouraged or induced any employee to misappropriate trade secrets.