The Supreme Court may side with Cisco in a lawsuit over its tech’s role in persecuting Falun Gong members in China.
A former employee testified that the owners of a nightclub were aware of structural issues before a fatal collapse.
A Manhattan judge overturned Harry Ruiz’s murder conviction after 25 years, revealing withheld evidence.
A U.S. soldier faces charges in NYC for using classified info to win $400K on Polymarket, raising regulation calls.
A former University of Alabama player pleaded guilty to defrauding investors by impersonating NFL players.
Virginia’s Supreme Court is evaluating if a voter-approved redistricting amendment adhered to state constitutional rules.
Preservationists continue their lawsuit against Trump’s $400M White House ballroom, despite DOJ’s request to drop it.
A Massachusetts woman is accused of killing her two young children amid a custody battle in a divorce case.
Public trust in U.S. news media hits record low, with only 28% believing in full, accurate, and fair reporting, Gallup finds.
At the height of the crackdown, masked immigration officers were prevalent in Minneapolis, with arrests peaking nationwide.
Caitlin Clark returned to the court in a WNBA preseason game, scoring seven points, after a nine-month injury hiatus.
Okello Chatrie’s cellphone location history led to his arrest for a bank robbery, sparking a Supreme Court privacy debate.
