Virginia illegally removing voters before election, DOJ says: What we know
The Justice Department accused Virginia of illegally removing voters from rolls within 90 days of the November election.
Conservative website settles defamation lawsuit with election workers
The Georgia election workers sued The Gateway Pundit after it spread false claims about them committing fraud in the 2020 election.
Diddy update: District Attorney reveals key development that changed case
A New York law helped Diddy's accusers to come forward
Boeing Max crash relatives demand judge throws out plea agreement
Boeing admitted to misleading regulators about the aircraft's flight control system, but families of victims reject the plea deal.
Giuliani fights to keep Hollywood star's car as he's stripped of assets
The former New York mayor wants to hang on to a Mercedes once owned by Lauren Bacall
Mike Pence backs TikTok lawsuit—"Digital fentanyl"
Pence likened TikTok to the addictive nature of Fentanyl, backing a lawsuit against the company for its alleged harm to younger users.
Lawsuit accuses Virginia officials of engaging in illegal "voter purge"
The suit claims Virginia's reliance on Department of Motor Vehicles data to determine voter eligibility will disenfranchise legitimate voters.
Suit dismissed against baker who wouldn't make cake for transgender woman
The baker at the center of the case was sued by an attorney after his bakery refused to make a cake to celebrate her gender transition.
TikTok sued by US states for allegedly harming youth mental health
The popular video app was sued by more than a dozen states and the District of Columbia.
Garth Brooks breaks silence after sexual assault lawsuit: 'Threats, lies'
Garth Brooks denies sexual assault allegations against him made by his hairstylist and makeup artist in a lawsuit filed in California on October 3.
Garth Brooks back on stage after sexual assault allegations—'Needed this'
There have been no reports that Brooks plans to pause his residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, despite a woman claiming that he raped her in 2019.
Garth Brooks Accused of Sexual Assault in Shocking Lawsuit
Garth Brooks is accused of raping his hairstylist and makeup artist who also worked for his wife Trisha Yearwood.
Guard charged in 2 deaths at Wisconsin prison pleads no contest
Sarah Ransbottom acknowledged falsely signing papers indicating she had checked on one inmate before he was found dead from malnutrition.
Student loan update: 27.6 million borrowers get good news
"It's a huge win for student loan borrowers who qualify for the forgiveness terms the Biden administration outlined," Beene told Newsweek.
Cousin's reason for suing family's "golden child" for $6K splits views
When the Reddit user confronted the cousin, "he freaked out and said no way" would he pay for the damages.
Alec Baldwin's troubled 'Rust' movie gets premiere date
The movie first hit headlines three years ago, following the tragic shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Maryland approves $2.75 million settlement in police discrimination case
A probe revealed discriminatory hiring practices affecting Black and female applicants to the Maryland State Police.
Donald Trump told "unrelenting lies" In pet eating claims—Haitian lawsuit
Haitian group claims Trump's comment led to bomb threats against Haitians.
Michael Jordan's racing team sues NASCAR
The lawsuit challenges NASCAR's new charter system, claiming it restricts competition.
Donald Trump blocked my prison release, Michael Cohen tells supreme court
A federal judge has already ruled Trump's former lawyer was held in solitary as punishment for speaking out about the former president.
Snapchat lawsuit reveals company's sextortion worries
New Mexico has filed an updated, unredacted lawsuit detailing allegations that Snapchat knowingly endangered minors by ignoring various reports of abuse.
Kyle Rittenhouse 'murder' remarks could be used against him in court
His former bodyguard says he is prepared to work with a father suing Rittenhouse for the death of his son
ACLU files lawsuit to block New Hampshire's new voter ID law
The ACLU joined other groups in challenging a voting law that requires proof of U.S. citizenship.
Appeals court thinks Donald Trump fraud ruling has "real problems"—Attorney
Jonathan Turley says the appeals court reviewing Donald Trump's civil fraud case believes the ruling has some "real problems."
Donald Trump fraud ruling could be reversed, appeals court indicates
One judge said he found the $489 million case "troubling."
Dangerous drinking water still being sold at California store after recall
The brand was recalled in 2021 and still has not complied with U.S. Food and Drug Administration standards.
Nanny awarded $2.78M after employers secretly filmed her in bedroom
Kelly Andrade was awarded $2.78 million in a lawsuit over her employers secretly videotaping her.
$3 million damages for snowmobiler who crashed into a Black Hawk helicopter
Jeff Smith's compensation was significantly lower than his initial claim of $9.5 million.
Bitter casino dispute between tribes to be heard
"They dug up my ancestors, put them in boxes, and built a casino directly on top of my family's burial ground."
Prince Harry visa ruling "suspicious," Heritage Foundation says
The prospect of Donald Trump deporting Prince Harry "just got a lot more compelling," the think tank said after losing a lawsuit.