
NYPD Officer Convicted Under Law Banning Chokeholds Faces Prison Time
A New York City police officer, Omar Habib, was convicted under a law banning chokeholds after restraining a man.

A New York City police officer, Omar Habib, was convicted under a law banning chokeholds after restraining a man.

A conservative ex-lawyer elected as mayor in Cali days before a 7.4 earthquake struck, causing widespread destruction.

Luigi Mangione is set to appear in federal court to plead guilty in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office must provide anonymized health records of immigrant detainees per a court ruling.

The US Army Corps permitted the Line 5 tunnel, sparking controversy over environmental and tribal impacts in Michigan.

Scott Timko, a candidate in Pennsylvania’s 12th District special election, faces scrutiny as his business, GotGumbo LLC, owes $42,471 in unpaid taxes.

Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson, a Senate candidate, missed nearly 200 votes in Congress, including key decisions on AI child pornography and violent crime funding, raising concerns about her legislative priorities and potential impact on her election race against Democrat Josh Turek.

A Miami federal judge postponed a hearing on whether Andrew and Tristan Tate should stay in custody pending extradition.

The EEOC dropped its subpoena enforcement against Nike after the company complied with diversity policy inquiries.

Brazil’s Supreme Court upholds state laws denying tax incentives for soy moratorium compliance, impacting the Amazon.

Republican John Sununu, running for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire, supports privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, potentially impacting housing affordability.

A new law in Pennsylvania aims to resolve a longstanding legal battle over $1 billion in natural gas mineral rights.