Courts & Law
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‘Silence is admission’: Legal analysts explain case for prosecuting Fauci despite Biden’s pardon
One legal analyst says the Fifth Amendment is only applicable when there is a reasonable fear of prosecution, which former President Joe Biden ruled out by fully pardoning Fauci.
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Trump asks Supreme Court to overturn $83M payment to Carroll
The latest request is related to the larger jury award, which the president urged the justices to reject, asserting that its 2024 decision giving presidents sweeping immunity for actions they take in office shielded him from liability in the case.
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Federal judge rules Trump can amend $15 billion defamation lawsuit against NYT and refile it
The Florida judge said the New York Times will have 21 days after Trump amends his complaint to file their rebuttal.
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Judge blocks AG Letitia James from silencing pregnancy centers supporting abortion pill reversal
Earlier this year, James filed multiple lawsuits against 11 pregnancy centers that promoted the abortion pill reversal.
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Rudy Giuliani disbarred in DC for pursuing Trump's claim that the 2020 election was stolen
When Giuliani backed Trump's election claims, he was also criminally charged.
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Mastermind of Benghazi terror attack resentenced to 28 years in prison, prosecutors sought over 60
U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper wound up only adding 6 years to his original 22-year sentence
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Appeals panel questions New York civil fraud judgment against Trump
Trump is expected to hold a news conference from New York on Thursday afternoon following the hearing, which started at noon.
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NYC Mayor Adams charged on 5 federal counts including bribery in alleged influence scheme
Adams, a Democrat, is the first sitting mayor of New York City to be indicted.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams indicted by grand jury, charges to be unsealed Thursday
The federal probe appeared to continue Thursday morning with federal agents goin to the mayor's official residence, Gracie Mansion where they took his phone
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Kentucky sheriff pleads not guilty in fatal shooting of local judge
If convicted, Stines could face between 20 years and life in prison. He could also face the death penalty for killing a public official.
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RNC, Michigan GOP sue Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson over primary election ballot counting
"Secretary Benson continues to expose Michigan’s elections to cheating and fraud, forcing Republicans to file suit again to protect the vote for Michiganders," RNC Chairman Michael Whatley said.
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Feds pay Christian employers $210K to settle after court blocks transgender drug mandate
Court previously found that so-called gender affirming care mandate backed by monetary penalties "substantially burden[s]" their religious beliefs that "male and female are immutable realities defined by biological sex."