
Judge Likely to Block Trump Admin’s End to Family Reunification Program
A federal judge plans to temporarily block the Trump administration’s efforts to end a program offering legal protections.

A federal judge plans to temporarily block the Trump administration’s efforts to end a program offering legal protections.

After Nicolás Maduro’s arraignment, a dispute arises over his legal representation, with Pollack and Fein at odds.

The Supreme Court will hear Cisco’s appeal to dismiss a lawsuit alleging its tech aided persecution of Falun Gong.

Ronald Palmer Heath, 64, is scheduled for execution in Florida on Feb. 10, 2026, under Gov. DeSantis’s warrant.

Becky Stamp, a guardian for vulnerable Nebraskans, was charged with theft, exposing systemic failures in oversight.

Luigi Mangione’s federal death penalty trial for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson may start this year.

The Miami Heat vs. Chicago Bulls game was postponed due to court condensation, with no new date announced yet.

President Trump seeks over $6.2 million in attorney fees from the Fulton DA after election interference case dismissal.

Officials in one-third of states have considered redistricting to boost chances for Republican candidates in elections.

Venezuela’s opposition faces challenges as Maduro is jailed in the U.S.; Rodríguez assumes control amidst electoral tensions.

Redwolf Pope sentenced to 46 years for drugging and raping women; calls for legal reforms on self-representation follow.

A Wisconsin man pleaded guilty to killing his parents to fund a plot to assassinate Trump, receiving life sentences.