Courts & Law
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Grassley calls on Jack Smith to provide details on meetings with White House, DOJ, & FBI leadership
Grassley and Republican investigators zero in on Jack Smith's coordination with Biden Admin leadership.
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New York AG James pleads not guilty to both federal bank fraud charges, Jan 26 court date set
U.S. District Judge Jamar Walker, a Biden appointee, is overseeing the case
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Court sets date for oral arguments in Comey's case challenging Halligan's appointment
The case's oral arguments are scheduled for Nov. 13 in South Carolina
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Federal jury convicts Navy sailor of spying for China in exchange for $12,000
“The defendant’s actions represent an egregious betrayal of the trust placed in him as a member of the U.S. military,” U.S. Attorney Adam Gordon said
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Trump touts 'total victory' over Letitia James after court tosses $500M penalty
Trump further insisted that James had only brought the case to hurt him politically and that the entire episode was part of a broader political witch hunt.
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Appeals court tosses $515 million fraud judgement against Trump in NY fraud case
Judge Arthur Engorn originally imposed a $355 million penalty as part of New York Attorney General Letitia James's civil fraud case against the then-presidential candidate.
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California Supreme Court rejects GOP's attempt to prevent redistricting
A group of four Republican state lawmakers sued the state on Tuesday in hope of blocking the state legislature from holding a vote on advancing the redistricting push by the end of the week.
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Federal judge dismisses defamation suit against Nancy Mace
U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ruled that the speech was protected under the Constitution’s speech and debate clause and dismissed the case. He did not weigh in on whether the lawmaker's actions constituted defamation.
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Ninth Circuit rules Trump admin can end protections for Nepali, Nicaraguan and Honduran migrants
The three-judge panel granted the administration's emergency stay after a lower court postponed the termination of the TPS program for the three countries until Nov. 18. No reason for the decision was given.
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Hillary Clinton faces ethics complaint targeting her law license over Russiagate
The complaint claimed Clinton's actions in 2016 violated the "Dishonesty" and "Prejudice to the Administration of Justice" sections of the Arkansas Rules of Professional Conduct.
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Dr. Phil countersued by business partner Trinity Broadcasting Network in $500 million deal
Trinity accused McGraw and his company of fraud, claiming McGraw lied about his company's viewership, ad revenue, library ownership, and production costs in early 2023 in order to land a fast and lucrative deal.
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CNN reporter-turned-judge minimizes anti-white hostility, strips religious protection from nuns
White professor allegedly driven out of Penn State for his skin color appeals to higher court after Judge Beetlestone finds the school's behavior not "severe or pervasive." Little Sisters of the Poor seem headed to SCOTUS again.
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FTC sues group for allegedly flooding Ticketmaster with fake accounts to boost ticket costs
The FTC sued the Maryland-based Key Investment Group LLC and its affiliates for allegedly using fraud to purchase tickets for high-profile performances, including Taylor Swift's Eras' tour last year.