Courts & Law
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NY prosecutor claims Letitia James’ office pushed him to target Trump-linked entities
Assistant Attorney General Daniel Wiesenfeld made the allegations in an agency-wide email Friday, claiming his supervisor instructed him to “find and pursue crimes” involving Trump
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Judge rejects Trump bid to erase New York hush-money conviction
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein ruled that Trump's arguments for removing the case were “neither new nor legally sufficient,” rejecting his claim that presidential immunity protected the conduct underlying the conviction.
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Trump admin takes transgender military ban to the United States Supreme Court
The administration asked the justices to consider whether the ban is constitutional and reverse an appeals court decision that blocked the administration from using it to expel members who already serve in the armed forces.
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Justice to investigate former top prosecutor for '60 Minutes' interview mention sedition charges
Justice Department officials say Sherwin's interview did not comply with their rules and procedures for talking with the media.
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Montana Governor Gianforte traps, kills wolf in violation of state requirement, receives warning
The incident has brought renewed attention on state and federal laws on killing wolves.
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Man holds National Guardsman transporting COVID-19 vaccine at gunpoint in Texas
The 66-year-old suspect purportedly was looking for what said were kidnapped victims. He was arrested without incident.
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Jury chosen for trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin
Opening statements will start on Monday March 29.
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Judicial Watch: More than 2,400 Criminal illegals released under San Francisco Sheriff Office policy
"Judicial Watch's taxpayer lawsuit shows that the San Francisco Sheriff's sanctuary policy is not only unlawful but is a clear and present danger to the public safety," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement.
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As death penalty hearing looms, Boston Marathon bomber amends prison lawsuit over ball cap
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was charged with murder and other crimes stemming from his role in the deadly 2013 bombings.
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Supreme Court to consider restoring Boston Marathon bomber's death penalty
The high court won't hear the case until the fall.
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Federal prosecutor says likely enough evidence for sedition charges on individuals in Capitol riot
Roughly 400 people have already been charged in connection with the riot.
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Watchdog group sues D.C. for autopsy results of officer who died after Capitol riot
Brian Sicknick’s cause of death is still unclear two months later.
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Illegal immigrant, previously deported, wanted on felonies, killed by Texas police, reports
Authorities had been searching for the suspect since November, when the father of the alleged child-rape victims contacted police.