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‘You don’t have any cameras that show ignition of when the Lachman Fire occurred, do you?’ the defense attorney asked.
A 94-page indictment against 15 defendants reveals inner workings of a group that a federal prosecutor called ‘highly organized.’
If the gamble pays off, he will be convicted of manslaughter instead of murder in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
The block allows individuals to continue using single-user facilities of the opposite sex, and multi-user facilities when no single-user options are available.
The DOJ had asked Judge Eleanor Ross to voluntarily remove herself from the lawsuit.
Judge Pauline Newman’s medical expert reported she was a ‘super-ager’ who is as active and healthy as someone 20 years younger or more.
Vaccination ‘is a means to an end,’ the opinion said.
The first Trump administration imposed tariffs on Chinese goods using Section 301 of the Trade Act over China’s unfair trade practices.
Noblesville High School had deemed the flyers to be political.
A federal appeals court previously ruled the state law was not barred by the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
A state lawsuit alleged that TikTok uses addictive features that harm young users and deceives parents about the risks.
The ruling ends Carter Page’s lawsuit against ex-FBI Director James Comey and other former federal officials after a lower court ruled it was filed too late.
Two green-card holders launched a legal challenge to the federal government’s immigration detention policies.
A district judge ruled in May that only Congress is allowed to change the name of the venue.
The U.S. District Court allowed the mixed martial arts event scheduled this weekend on presidential grounds to proceed.
In the Palisades arson case, digital trails and witness accounts portray a young man on the verge. Defense attorneys say that does not make him an arsonist.
Officials say they’re confident the appeal will be successful.
A judge ruled last month that only Congress may change the name of the iconic performing arts facility.
