
Lone Juror Blocks Acquittal in Lindsay Clancy Trial, Mistrial Declared
A lone juror blocked Lindsay Clancy’s acquittal, insisting on guilt despite admitting reasonable doubt, causing a mistrial.

A lone juror blocked Lindsay Clancy’s acquittal, insisting on guilt despite admitting reasonable doubt, causing a mistrial.

A federal judge in Missouri blocked the use of old congressional districts for the November election due to redistricting issues.

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice André Mendonca removed the federal police and intelligence chiefs, deepening a crisis.

Nicaragua accused Germany at the UN’s top court of breaching the Genocide Convention by supplying arms to Israel.

The EU court ruled that a Belgian far-right party misused IKEA trademarks, harming its reputation in an anti-immigration campaign.

A network of young scammers duped a stranger out of $240 million in bitcoin, leading to lavish spending and arrests.

Attorneys ask the Supreme Court to halt the execution of a Florida inmate, Daniel Conahan Jr., scheduled for Thursday.

Germany argues Nicaragua’s genocide case over arms sales to Israel is invalid and improperly filed, urging dismissal.

The Trump administration renews its Supreme Court appeal after a judge blocks mail ballot restrictions before midterms.

Missouri appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to allow new congressional districts for midterms, following a state court block.

No. 6 Indiana will have defensive linemen Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt for its opener against North Texas.

An Argentine court approved returning a looted portrait to Jacques Goudstikker’s heir after a legal agreement was reached.