Legal
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Armed man arrested after charging at Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton
A 38-year-old man was arrested after charging at Democratic candidate Amy Acton at the Canfield Fair, prompting renewed concerns over political violence.
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New Evidence Links 9/11 Lawsuit Figure to Al-Qaeda Leader and Saudi Officials
Newly released videos and documents in a 9/11 lawsuit reveal Omar al-Bayoumi’s previously denied ties to extremist figures and Saudi state officials.
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Renowned Irish solicitor and legal advocate James MacGuill dies at 63
James MacGuill, a former Law Society of Ireland president and human rights advocate, has died at 63, leaving a legacy of landmark criminal and public law cases.
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Singapore Activist Jolovan Wham Faces New Charges Linked to Public Assemblies
Singaporean activist Jolovan Wham faces five fresh legal charges related to unauthorized assemblies and police questioning, marking a new phase in his ongoing cases.
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FBI Expands Strategic Fraud Initiative After Initial Arrests Shield $2 Billion in Assets
Following four major arrests since its June launch, the FBI has added three new suspects accused of targeting the Pentagon, food stamps, and tech investors.
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Trump Administration Returns to Supreme Court Over Mail-In Ballot Rules
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to pause a federal judge’s order blocking new USPS mail-in ballot requirements ahead of the 2026 election.
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Federal Arrest Follows Mid-Air Restraint on American Airlines Flight 618
A 67-year-old Arizona man was arrested in Baltimore after passengers and a retired officer used zip ties and duct tape to subdue him during a violent mid-air outburst.
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UK’s longest-serving female prisoner recalled to jail weeks after release
Maria Pearson, 70, has been returned to custody shortly after her release, marking a swift end to her freedom following a 1987 murder conviction.
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Scottish Government to Review Legal Aid Process After Hebridean Island Dispute
A community trust in the Outer Hebrides faced a £7,000 legal bill after being wrongly targeted in a dispute involving an assistance dog and a local café.
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As 2026 Midterm Ballots Head to Voters, Federal Courts Challenge Administration Voting Rules
As North Carolina begins mailing 2026 midterm ballots, a federal judge blocked new USPS rules, sparking a high-stakes legal battle over voting integrity.
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Cabin Security Procedures Under Scrutiny After Escalating Violent Outburst Triggers Mid-Air Diversion
An American Airlines flight diverted to Baltimore after passengers and crew restrained a violent traveler using flex cuffs and duct tape amid an investigation.
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Judge Declares Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Murder Case After Deadlocked Jury
A Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict following seven days of deliberations.
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Patrick Clancy and Rachel Danis Spotted in NYC as Lindsay Clancy Trial Ends in Mistrial
As Lindsay Clancy’s high-profile murder trial ends in a mistrial, her ex-husband Patrick Clancy was seen in New York with his new wife, Rachel Danis.
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Hearings Begin in Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case
D.C. Superior Court hearings have begun for David Hearn, who faces vandalism charges at the Reflecting Pool as his legal team moves to dismiss the case.
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US Immigration Judges Instructed to Restrict Continuances, Accelerate Deportations
New training materials show US immigration judges are being directed to limit continuances, potentially forcing deportations before applicants can secure legal status.