Judiciary - Page 96

Healthcare October 24

Federal judge strikes down Biden-era transgender regulation

A federal judge struck down a Biden-era rule expanding anti-discrimination protections to transgender healthcare after 15 Republican-led states sued.

VIDEO October 24

Lithuanian president condemns Russia's violation of his country's airspace

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda said the incident was a "cruel violation of international law." (Credit: Lithuania President's Office via The Associated Press)

Politics October 24

Letitia James to be arraigned in Virginia on federal bank fraud charges tied to 2020 home purchase

James' arraignment is the latest in a string of cases brought against Trump foes in a matter of weeks, sparking new concerns about political weaponization.

Opinion October 24

Supreme Court case exposes liberal contradictions on race and segregation

A Supreme Court challenge to Louisiana's congressional map could reshape how race factors into district drawing, potentially affecting similar racial gerrymandering cases nationwide.

Artificial Intelligence October 24

Federal judges acknowledge court ruling errors tied to staffers’ AI use after Grassley inquiry

Two federal judges admitted that staff members used artificial intelligence to draft court orders with errors, prompting calls for stronger judicial AI policies and oversight.

Donald Trump October 23

Fired Trump prosecutors launch new Washington firm they say will battle government corruption

Former special counsel prosecutors Molly Gaston and J.P. Cooney launched a boutique law firm in Washington after being terminated for investigating Trump's legal cases.

Politics October 23

Top Trump officials subpoenaed in Abrego Garcia hearing for 'vindictive' prosecution

At least five Trump officials were subpoenaed by Abrego Garcia's lawyers to testify in court next month, in a bid to dismiss his case for 'vindictive' prosecution.

Louisiana October 23

Man linked to Hamas attack on Israel indicted in Louisiana for conspiring to support terrorist group

Hamas-linked suspect living in Louisiana faces federal charges for supporting terrorism and visa fraud, potentially facing life in prison if convicted.

New York October 22

Former New York state trooper sentenced to 6 months in prison after faking his own shooting: 'disgraceful'

A former New York state trooper was sentenced to six months behind bars after he shot himself in the leg and falsely claimed that he was wounded by an unknown gunman.

North Carolina October 22

Charlotte man charged with Iryna Zarutska’s killing could face death penalty

A federal grand jury indicted Decarlos Brown Jr. in the unprovoked stabbing death of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska, who had fled Ukraine to escape war.