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Artificial Intelligence February 7, 2024

Lawyer in hot water after using AI to present made up information: 'incompetent'

A New York City lawyer could face discipline in one of the latest examples of attorney's getting caught using artificial intelligence in documents filed to courts.

Maryland February 6, 2024

Former Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby found guilty of 1 count of mortgage fraud

Former Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby was found guilty of one count of mortgage fraud on Tuesday and not guilty on another, after a jury turned in a split verdict.

Culture February 6, 2024

New Hampshire Democrat cradles newborn daughter while advocating for abortion rights during floor debate

New Hampshire state Rep. Amanda Toll, D-Keene, held her week-old daughter while advocating for abortion rights during a recent floor debate.

VIDEO February 6, 2024

Will the Supreme Court be asked to decide on Trump immunity case?

Fox News correspondent David Spunt has the latest on the 2020 election case after the appeals court rules against Trump immunity claim on 'Special Report.' 

Wisconsin February 6, 2024

WI justice's campaign ads used horse imagery in nod to lewd inside joke about opponent, top staffer says

Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz's campaign reportedly snuck horse-related imagery into her 2023 ads to reference a lewd inside joke about opponent Dan Kelly.

VIDEO February 6, 2024

Tom Dupree: 100% certain Trump will try and get Supreme Court to take this case

Former deputy assistant attorney general Tom Dupree reacts to the FEDL appeals court rejecting former President Donald Trump's immunity claim on 'Your World.' 

Arizona February 6, 2024

Man serving life in prison for 2014 death of Tucson teen faces retrial in killing of 6-year-old girl

Christopher Clements, who is serving a life prison sentence for the 2014 death of a Tucson teenager, is now also facing a second murder trial in the 2012 disappearance of Isabel Celis.

Illinois February 6, 2024

Attempted arson of Illinois abortion clinic gets man 5 years in prison

Philip J. Buyno, a 73-year-old man from Illinois, was sentenced to five years in prison for driving a car into a planned abortion clinic and trying to set the building on fire.

Media February 6, 2024

Biden blasted for claiming abortion for '3 trimesters' is not 'on demand': 'Does Biden think there’s a 4th?'

President Biden appeared to support abortion for all three trimesters of pregnancy during a confusing statement at a Las Vegas campaign stop on Sunday.

Indiana February 5, 2024

Indiana looks to repeal driver's license law for Ukrainian immigrants after discrimination ruling

Indiana legislators are seeking to repeal a law allowing Ukrainian immigrants to receive driver's licenses on humanitarian parole after a judge ruled its scope must be expanded.