Courts & Law
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Famed lawyer Alan Dershowitz blasts Jack Smith, urges DOJ to rein in spying on phones
Dershowitz said the use of a pen register device to track the phone calls between defense lawyers was “a clear violation of expectations of privacy.”
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Christa Pike moves back to prison: report
Pike, 50, was discharged from the hospital and is back at the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center
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Trump attempts to revive dismissed lawsuit against Clinton: report
Trump has argued that Clinton and her allies tried to destroy his 2016 presidential campaign with claims of collusion between his campaign and Russia.
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President Trump sues BBC for $5 billion despite network's apology
The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Florida, argued the BBC “maliciously” tied two comments together that Trump made more than 54 minutes apart in order to give the impression that he’d urged his supporters to engage in violence.
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Appeals court intervenes in Boasberg contempt efforts, punting matter to 2026
The matter if the actual deportations has already reached the Supreme Court, which permitted the administration to invoke the Alien Enemies Act.
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Hunter Biden disbarred in Connecticut after complaints over gun, tax convictions
Hunter Biden consented to being disbarred and admitted to attorney misconduct
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Top Democrat Katherine Clark gets a primary challenger
Clark ranks behind only House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries in the party's pecking order.
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Blue states sue Trump admin over $100K H-1B visa fee
The suit argues that Trump's executive order ran afoul of the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Prosecutors claim ex-University of Michigan football coach threatened suicide during home invasion
During the home invasion, Moore allegedly grabbed two butter knives and a pair of scissors and threatened to kill himself, according to police. He eventually left after the woman called her lawyer and said she would call the police.
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Preservationist group sues Trump over White House ballroom project, seeks congressional approval
"No president is legally allowed to tear down portions of the White House without any review whatsoever," the lawsuit reads
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Federal judge prohibits immigration officials from detaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia
"I stand here today with my head held high and I will continue to fight and stand firm against all of the injustices this government has done upon me," Kilmar Abrego Garcia said
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Tax court consolidates Clinton Foundation whistleblower cases, signaling progress towards trial
A trial could reveal more about the facts that two outside experts assembled about the Clinton Foundation while investigating the group for possible tax violations.
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Justice Department fails once again to re-indict Letitia James
James was indicted by an Alexandria-based grand jury in October, but that was later thrown out when a judge ruled that the lead prosecutor, Lindsey Halligan, had been illegally appointed.