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Karmelo Anthony new-trial fight reveals messages about knives, guns that murder jury never saw

August 21, 2026

Karmelo Anthony new-trial fight reveals messages about knives, guns that murder jury never saw

Karmelo Anthony's new trial hearing centers on an unwritten agreement that kept him from testifying in the Austin Metcalf murder case in Frisco.

Untapped Karmelo Anthony evidence cache showed he stalked ex-girlfriend, had 'knives' obsession: prosecutors

August 20, 2026

Untapped Karmelo Anthony evidence cache showed he stalked ex-girlfriend, had 'knives' obsession: prosecutors

Karmelo Anthony's new trial motion faces a Monday deadline as retired Judge Michael Chitty must decide whether to overturn the murder conviction.

When AI tests cause damage, we need stronger safeguards and real accountability

August 20, 2026

When AI tests cause damage, we need stronger safeguards and real accountability

When AI models breach outside systems during cybersecurity evaluations, punishing labs too harshly could deter critical safety research America needs.

DOJ says DC City Council has no power to move National Guard

August 16, 2026

DOJ says DC City Council has no power to move National Guard

Former D.C. homicide detective Ted Williams discusses the Washington D.C. City Council’s request that governors withdraw National Guard troops on ‘Fox Report.’

JONATHAN TURLEY: Former Sen Kyrsten Sinema fights affair lawsuit invoking centuries-old marriage tort

August 16, 2026

JONATHAN TURLEY: Former Sen Kyrsten Sinema fights affair lawsuit invoking centuries-old marriage tort

Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema admitted to an affair with security guard Matthew Ammel, and now his wife's alienation of affection lawsuit looms large.

Justice Thomas reveals this elite institution is ‘off limits’ to him: ‘That's the world we're in’

August 15, 2026

Justice Thomas reveals this elite institution is ‘off limits’ to him: ‘That's the world we're in’

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas claims Stanford Law School is "off limits" for conservatives, but a spokesperson says the school would be honored to host him.

Trump’s fight over rarely used 18th-century deportation law lives on in latest court clash

August 14, 2026

Trump’s fight over rarely used 18th-century deportation law lives on in latest court clash

The 5th Circuit dismissed a challenge to Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act against alleged Tren de Aragua members after all plaintiffs were deported.

Judge’s Harvard antisemitism ruling sends Trump Justice Department back to drawing board

August 14, 2026

Judge’s Harvard antisemitism ruling sends Trump Justice Department back to drawing board

The Justice Department says it disagrees with the ruling dismissing its Title VI antisemitism case against Harvard University and is assessing next steps.

President Trump: New York is a ‘disaster,’ sanctuary cities protect criminals

August 14, 2026

President Trump: New York is a ‘disaster,’ sanctuary cities protect criminals

President Donald Trump calls out New York’s sanctuary city policies while speaking to Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams on ‘The Story.’

Newsom-appointed judge who freed migrant before fatal stabbing said justice 'sometimes means a dismissal'

August 14, 2026

Newsom-appointed judge who freed migrant before fatal stabbing said justice 'sometimes means a dismissal'

Judge Nichelle Holmes once said justice can mean "dismissal." After she released Marcos Iriarte-Valdez, he allegedly killed Todd Stewart, 68.