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Sherri Papini, who faked her own kidnapping, released from prison

August 28, 2023

Sherri Papini, who faked her own kidnapping, released from prison

Sherri Papini has been released from federal prison after serving less than one year for a kidnapping hoax that led investigators on a wild hunt for her alleged abductors.

Court orders DOJ to hand back this man’s seized money. How he lost anyway: ‘Cost me an arm and a leg’

August 25, 2023

Court orders DOJ to hand back this man’s seized money. How he lost anyway: ‘Cost me an arm and a leg’

After the DEA seized an innocent man's cash, Brian Moore sued the DOJ and won his money back. But a federal court is refusing his request to have his legal fees repaid.

Court orders DOJ to hand back this man’s seized money. How he lost anyway: ‘Cost me an arm and a leg’

August 24, 2023

Court orders DOJ to hand back this man’s seized money. How he lost anyway: ‘Cost me an arm and a leg’

After the DEA seized an innocent man's cash, Brian Moore sued the DOJ and won his money back. But a federal court is refusing his request to have his legal fees repaid.

Meadows mugshot released after turning himself in for Trump-Georgia case stemming from 2020 probe

August 24, 2023

Meadows mugshot released after turning himself in for Trump-Georgia case stemming from 2020 probe

Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows posed for a mugshot on Thursday as part of the investigation into alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Federal judge delivers blow to Trump co-defendants in Georgia election case

August 24, 2023

Federal judge delivers blow to Trump co-defendants in Georgia election case

A federal court rejected former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and former Assistant Attorney General Jeff Clark's requests to transfer their cases in the Georgia election case.

Catholic orchard owner speaks out after court win over liberal city that barred him from farmer's market

August 23, 2023

Catholic orchard owner speaks out after court win over liberal city that barred him from farmer's market

A federal court sided with Steve Tennes, owner of Country Mill Farms in Michigan, after he was ousted from a local farmer's market for his religious beliefs on marriage.

Biden family huddles in secrecy in exclusive Lake Tahoe home amid special counsel investigation into Hunter

August 23, 2023

Biden family huddles in secrecy in exclusive Lake Tahoe home amid special counsel investigation into Hunter

The Biden family is huddling in secrecy at an exclusive multimillion-dollar in Lake Tahoe amid the ongoing DOJ investigation into Hunter Biden.

Federal judge temporarily blocks part of a new Georgia law that bans most gender surgeries on minors

August 21, 2023

Federal judge temporarily blocks part of a new Georgia law that bans most gender surgeries on minors

US District Judge Sarah Geraghty ruled a Georgia law that bars licensed medical professionals from treating minors with cross-sex hormone therapy “likely" unconstitutional.

Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales says Trump 'should serve time' if found guilty in Jan. 6 case

August 19, 2023

Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales says Trump 'should serve time' if found guilty in Jan. 6 case

Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said on MSNBC that former President Donald Trump "should serve time" if convicted in his 2020 election case.

James Buckley, conservative former US senator from New York, dead at 100

August 18, 2023

James Buckley, conservative former US senator from New York, dead at 100

James Buckley, a former U.S. senator from New York and a former judge on the U.S. Appeals Court for Washington D.C., died Friday at the age of 100.