Legal
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Former NCAA Basketball Player Kerr Kriisa Indicted in $2.2M Fraud Scheme
Former college basketball player Kerr Kriisa has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly orchestrating a $2.2 million fraud scheme over four years.
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Man Sues DHS, Alleging Retaliatory ‘Warning Notices’ Against Critics
David Streever is suing the DHS after federal agents confronted him over a critical email, alleging the government uses ‘warning notices’ to silence dissent.
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Hong Kong Court Rules Against Employer in Landmark Migrant Worker Discrimination Case
A Hong Kong court ordered an employer to pay HK$251,000 to the family of a migrant worker fired after a cancer diagnosis, citing illegal disability discrimination.
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Preliminary Hearing Begins for Accused Assassin of Charlie Kirk
A five-day preliminary hearing has begun for Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk in September 2025.
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Singapore Tech CEO Charged with Laundering S$38 Million in Nvidia Chip Fraud Probe
Alan Wei Zhaolun, CEO of Aperia Group, faces new money laundering charges linked to a S$55 million property purchase and an alleged Nvidia chip export fraud scheme.
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Paul Pelosi Under Investigation for Alleged Hit-and-Run in Napa County
Paul Pelosi, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, faces a potential hit-and-run charge following a collision with a parked vehicle in Yountville, California.
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Federal Court Vacates Iowa’s SNAP ‘Healthy Food’ Restriction
A federal court has struck down Iowa’s waiver restricting SNAP benefits to ‘healthy’ foods, forcing the state to revert to federal purchasing guidelines.
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Jury Convicts Alex Deady of Murder in Doneraile Postman Killing
A jury has convicted 20-year-old Alex Deady of murdering Barry Daly in a 2025 golf club attack, as proceedings continue for a second defendant.
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Singapore Traffic Police Officer Jailed for Leaking Data to Friend
A Singaporean traffic police officer was sentenced to 16 months in jail for leaking private data to a friend who used it to threaten his ex-girlfriend.
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Hillary Clinton Criticizes Supreme Court Ruling on Presidential Firing Power
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton denounced a Supreme Court ruling allowing the president to fire independent agency members, calling it a blow to norms.
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Woman Accused of Leavenworth Bank Fraud Claims Coercion
Andrea Estell Cochran, facing sentencing for bank fraud, claims she was coerced into the crimes by a criminal organization that supplied her with drugs and IDs.
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Ted Cruz Faces Scrutiny Over Past Positions Following Supreme Court Ruling
Senator Ted Cruz faces accusations of hypocrisy as resurfaced footage shows him previously defending the 14th Amendment’s birthright citizenship clause.
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E. Jean Carroll’s Legal Team Seeks Release of $5 Million Judgment Following Supreme Court Rejection
Following the Supreme Court’s refusal to hear his appeal, E. Jean Carroll’s legal team has moved to release the $5 million judgment held in escrow from Donald Trump.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan Sues Justice Department Over Criminal Probes
Former CIA Director John Brennan has filed a lawsuit demanding the preservation of records, alleging vindictive prosecution by the Trump administration.
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Clarence Thomas’s Judicial Philosophy Gains Ground in Lower Courts
A former clerk for Justice Clarence Thomas has defied Supreme Court precedent, signaling a shift in how conservative judges interpret binding high-court rulings.