Courts & Law
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Bystander injured during shootout files personal injury claim against Secret Service
Joseph Murphy, Del Real's attorney, said that a "reliable and confidential source" had seen surveillance footage of the incident, which indicates "clear as day" that the Secret Service shot his client.
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Investigative journalist Peter Schweizer raises alarm about birth tourism following SCOTUS ruling
The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship, the idea that one’s initial citizenship is defined by their birthplace.
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Federal judge approves $1.5 billion settlement against Anthropic, the largest ever for copyright
The crux of the complaint was how Anthropic acquired the copyrighted material and not whether training its AI models with that material is lawful.
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Danchencko trial enters third day, after FBI intel analyst admits being censured in collusion probe
The Durham investigation is focused on FBI conduct in the so-called Russia collusion probe.
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Jury awards $965 million to Sandy Hook families in Alex Jones case
The right-wing personality lost a separate suit earlier this year in Texas.
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Judge rules Trump must sit for deposition in defamation suit
Trump's deposition is set for Oct. 19.
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Three Philadelphia police officers shot serving warrant, suspect killed
The warrant was in connection with a homicide in August.
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Jurors shown emails in Danchenko trial as evidence regarding Steele dossier sources
Danchenko faces five counts in connection with allegedly having lied to the FBI about his involvement with the now-discredited, so-called Steele dossier.
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Trump lawyer meets with FBI after asserting government had secured all requested documents
Prior to the Aug. 8 raid, Trump voluntarily cooperated with a grand jury subpoena and allowed the bureau to peruse his estate.
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Judicial Watch: National Archives withholding nearly all records from Mar-a-Lago raid
NARA cited a string of exceptions to FOIA law as justification for withholding the vast majority of the documents.
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DOJ asks SCOTUS to block Trump request to halt document review
"The application should be denied."
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Ward Connerly 'optimistic' now that SCOTUS will hear case that may end affirmative action
President of American Civil Rights Institute Ward Connerly says the Supreme Court has increased problems with affirmative action.
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Pa. Dem candidate still winner of election even as SCOTUS invalidates hundreds of mail-in ballots
Hundreds of undated ballots counted in contest decided by 5 votes; GOP's loss will still stand.