A Massachusetts judge blocked a turbine manufacturer from exiting an offshore wind project, citing a critical phase.
Cameras have long exposed courtroom dramas, from the Lindbergh case to O.J. Simpson’s trial. The debate continues.
The Supreme Court favors oil companies in a procedural decision, moving Louisiana land loss lawsuits to federal court.
Former NBA player Damon Jones is set to plead guilty in a gambling case involving over 30 arrests, including mobsters.
Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax killed his estranged wife and himself, weeks before a court-ordered move.
Alma Cothias works at Massa Viana Law, representing immigrants in removal proceedings, supported by a new $5M program.
Republicans seeking to replace Arizona’s top officials have histories of supporting Trump’s false 2020 election fraud claims.
French Open prize money rises by 10% to 61.7M euros. Champions earn 2.8M. Players can now wear data devices on court.
An Iranian national, Mahdieh Esfandiari, convicted of inciting terrorism in France, returned to Iran after two French detainees were allowed to return home.
The EPA is reconsidering regulations on chemical recycling, causing concern among environmentalists about pollution.
California attorney John Eastman lost his license for aiding Trump’s 2020 election overturn effort, facing disbarment.
An Oklahoma principal tackled and disarmed a former student who fired a pistol in a high school lobby, video shows.
Rick Jackson, a billionaire gubernatorial candidate, claims credit for Georgia’s 6-week abortion ban and supports stricter limits, despite 61% opposing.
Trump Faces Backlash: A social media post depicting Trump as Jesus Christ sparked criticism from his supporters.
An American YouTuber caused outrage in South Korea by performing provocative stunts, including dancing on a statue.
President Trump announced Pam Bondi is out as attorney general, ending a tenure marked by controversy and upheaval.
A U.S. president clashes with Pope Leo XIV over Gospel-based criticism, questioning political power and religious roles.
A former UCLA gynecologist, James Heaps, pleaded guilty to sexual abuse, facing 11 years after $700M settlements.
Justice Department seeks to overturn Proud Boys and Oath Keepers convictions, marking a shift in Capitol riot cases.
Senator Jon Husted’s proposed balanced-budget amendment, introduced with Sen. Lummis and Rep. Moran, threatens Social Security and Medicare by limiting U.S. spending.
Daniel Moreno-Gama allegedly attempted to attack Sam Altman and OpenAI’s HQ, citing AI’s risk to humanity.
Most Americans feel taxes are too high despite recent reforms. Rising discontent over tax fairness and inflation persists.
Pope Leo XIV and Trump are clashing publicly, highlighting a significant intersection of faith, politics, and power.
Two U.S. families challenge Italy’s law on citizenship for descendants, potentially affecting millions globally.
Health care and rising costs are key issues in Montana’s Western District Congressional race as Busse gains momentum.
A federal judge must reassess national security risks in halting Trump’s $400M White House ballroom construction.
Prince Harry faces a defamation lawsuit from the charity Sentebale, which he co-founded, after stepping down as patron.
Junelle Lewis found relief from high gas prices by using an app to locate cheaper fuel on Native American reservations.
Texas’ highest criminal court overturned the death sentence of Clarence Curtis Jordan, citing incompetence and delays.
The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Boulder can’t charge for bodycam footage, boosting police transparency in Colorado.
President Trump’s global import tariffs face legal challenges as the U.S. Court of International Trade examines their validity.
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