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nationalpost.compolitics6 hrs ago
Netanyahu Says Prosecutors Set a Trap During Cross-Examination
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that prosecutors misled him into giving answers that could appear inconsistent. The comments came as his defense team began final questioning in his ongoing trial.
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ksl.compolitics8 hrs ago
Utah Judge to Rule Monday on Defense Request to Bar Death Penalty Over Prosecutors’ Media Comments
Judge Tony Graf will decide whether prosecutors face sanctions over media comments on ballistics evidence in the Charlie Kirk murder case. Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson seek to bar the death penalty, arguing the statements could bias jurors.
rnz.co.nzworld1 day ago
Israeli Court Rejects Release Appeal for Palestinian Doctor Held Without Charges
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, remains in Israeli detention more than 500 days after his December 2024 arrest. No formal charges have been filed and no trial has occurred.
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nypost.compolitics1 day ago
Judge Denies Biden Request to Block Release of Ghostwriter Recordings
A federal district court denied former President Biden's request for a preliminary injunction, allowing the Department of Justice to release redacted transcripts and audio recordings of his conversations with ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer to the Heritage Foundation. The stay expires…
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Al Jazeerapolitics3 days ago
Britain’s Bar Standards Board Suspends ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan
The 56-year-old prosecutor was suspended effective immediately on 19 June 2026, one week after the ICC executive committee took the same step.
newser.compolitics3 days ago
Defense Drops Psychiatric Argument in New York Murder Case
Attorneys for the defendant in a New York state murder case withdrew their plan to argue extreme emotional disturbance one day after a hearing on the issue. The judge will keep related records sealed.
ABC Newsworld3 days agoUpdated
Mangione Lawyers Withdraw Psychiatric Defense One Day After Filing Notice
Luigi Mangione's legal team filed a one-sentence letter withdrawing its CPL 250.10 notice for an extreme emotional disturbance defense in the state murder case. The filing came one day after the defense had told the court it intended to pursue the claim.
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Nbc Newsfinance3 days ago
Musician Shares Mental Health Update After Entering Diversion Program
The musician posted a nearly three-minute Instagram video on Wednesday describing time in rehab and a bipolar disorder diagnosis. The update follows an August arrest and an April court order allowing entry into a mental health program.
businesstoday.infinance5 days ago
SPLC Official Shared Bank Accounts With Paid Informant
Court records show an SPLC intelligence director transferred donor funds to joint accounts with an informant who infiltrated a neo-Nazi group. The payments covered personal expenses between 2015 and 2021.
espn.co.uksports5 days ago
Canadian court denies visa appeal for Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey
A federal court in Ottawa dismissed Ghana's legal challenge, upholding the denial of entry for midfielder Thomas Partey ahead of the World Cup. The ruling cited ongoing criminal proceedings in the United Kingdom.
680news.comworld5 days ago
Prosecutors Plan to Seek Death Penalty in National Guard Shooting Case
Prosecutors intend to pursue capital punishment against a man charged with shooting National Guard members. The suspect has entered a not guilty plea.
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abcnews.go.comai5 days ago
Pentagon used xAI Grok model in Iran strikes, filing says
A Pentagon official stated that the Grok chatbot supported targeting for more than 2,000 munitions during recent operations in Iran. The statement was filed in a Mississippi court case involving xAI data center permits.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics5 days ago
Three Trump 2020 campaign figures plead not guilty to Wisconsin fake elector charges
Three men tied to President Trump's 2020 campaign entered not guilty pleas Tuesday in Dane County Circuit Court on felony forgery counts. The charges stem from their alleged roles in submitting alternate elector documents for Wisconsin.
thecanary.coworld6 days ago
Lebanon Sentences Journalist to 15 Years Over Israeli Media Interview
A Lebanese court sentenced journalist Maria Maalouf to 15 years in prison after she appeared on Israeli media and criticized Hezbollah. The case centers on statements made during the interview.
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nypost.comworld6 days ago
Rams Tackle Arrested on Felony Domestic Violence Suspicion
Los Angeles Rams starting left tackle Alaric Jackson was arrested last week after police responded to a domestic violence call in Los Angeles. The case remains under investigation by authorities, and the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office will decide whether charges ar…
cicnews.comsports6 days ago
Federal Court to Hear Ghana Midfielder's Bid to Enter Canada for World Cup
A Federal Court judge will consider an injunction application Tuesday from Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey after Canada denied his entry over pending criminal charges in England. The 32-year-old remains in the United States and cannot attend Ghana's opening match against Panama in…
Military.comworld6 days ago
Immigration Judge Grants Asylum to California Woman Adopted from Iran in 1970s
A federal immigration judge ruled that a 56-year-old California woman qualifies as a refugee and is entitled to work authorization. The decision came after officials initiated removal proceedings earlier this year over a visa overstay that occurred when she was four.
Le Mondeworld9 days ago
French singer Patrick Bruel faces new sexual abuse complaints
Two women filed complaints Friday alleging rape, attempted rape and sexual assault against the 67-year-old performer. Prosecutors and the women's lawyer confirmed the filings on Saturday.
fastcompany.comworld9 days ago
Federal Judge Bars Evidence of Alleged Bible Burning in Palisades Fire Trial
A federal judge ruled that prosecutors cannot present evidence of a defendant's alleged prior acts involving a burned Bible and a threat to burn property. The defense's questioning of a federal agent prompted the prosecutor's request to introduce the evidence.
foxnews.compolitics9 days ago
Federal court rejects DOJ request for California voter-roll records; state offers limited inspection
Federal officials are appealing a district court ruling that blocked their request for unredacted statewide voter data. California officials say the demand exceeds federal authority and raises privacy concerns.
realitytea.compolitics10 days ago
President Trump Discusses Resolution to Address Past Impeachments
President Trump has spoken with House Speaker Mike Johnson about a possible congressional resolution regarding his two prior impeachments. The effort is part of separate legal steps related to a 2024 state conviction that resulted in no penalties.
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The Hillpolitics10 days ago
Utah Judge Orders Hearing on Prosecutor Media Comments in Murder Case
A Utah judge will hold an evidentiary hearing Friday to examine whether prosecutors violated a gag order by speaking to media outlets about the case against a man accused of killing a conservative political activist. Defense attorneys requested the review after statements appeare…
Washington Examinerpolitics10 days ago
Justice Department Files Denaturalization Cases Against 17 Naturalized Citizens
The Department of Justice filed denaturalization actions on June 8 against 17 naturalized citizens accused of serious crimes. Officials described the filings as part of a broader effort to revoke citizenship obtained through fraud or concealment.
drudge.compolitics11 days ago
Netanyahu Aide Indicted on Charges of Passing Classified Information
A senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was indicted for passing classified information with intent to harm the state. The charges were added to an existing case that already names two other individuals.
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usmagazine.comworld12 days ago
New allegations of sexual assault against a minor filed against convicted music executive
A music executive previously convicted on prostitution-related charges now faces additional accusations involving a minor. The new claims were reported by a news outlet on June 10, 2026.
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bossip.comworld10 days agoUpdated
Karmelo Anthony Files Appeal After 35-Year Sentence for Murder
Karmelo Anthony, convicted of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of Austin Metcalf, was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Tuesday. He filed a notice of appeal the following day.
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New York Postworld12 days ago
Doctor Appeals 30-Month Sentence in Ketamine Distribution Case
A physician convicted of distributing ketamine has asked a federal appeals court to reduce his prison term. The appeal argues the original sentence treated him as a medical professional when his conduct resembled that of a supplier.
tass.compolitics13 days ago
Administration Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of 17 Naturalized Americans
Federal prosecutors filed denaturalization cases against 17 foreign-born U.S. citizens accused of serious crimes and immigration fraud. Officials described the filings as the largest such effort in decades.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewpolitics14 days ago
President declines to rule out compensation for some January 6 defendants
The president said he would consider using an administration fund to compensate individuals charged in the January 6, 2021 Capitol events. A federal judge has temporarily blocked creation of the fund while litigation continues.
abcnews.go.comworld15 days ago
Karen Read Files Lawsuit Against Massachusetts State Police and Canton Police
Karen Read filed a civil suit Thursday against the Massachusetts State Police and the Canton Police Department. The complaint alleges that two officers involved in her murder case held biases and sent messages that disparaged multiple groups.
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citizen.co.zapolitics16 days ago
British women question UK delay on Tate extradition as brothers visit Russia
Women who filed a civil case against Andrew and Tristan Tate have criticized British authorities for not seeking extradition while the brothers traveled to Russia. The men face criminal charges in Britain and Romania.
nypost.comworld16 days ago
Lawsuit Filed Over 2024 Auction of Klimt Painting
An heir filed suit in Manhattan Supreme Court Thursday alleging a Vienna auction house altered the title of a Gustav Klimt portrait and offered it for sale without including all family members in settlement talks. The painting had been removed from the family in 1938.
Abc Newsworld17 days ago
Australian Court Hears Bail Request for Woman Accused of Enslaving Teen in Syria
A Melbourne court continued bail proceedings for a woman facing slavery charges tied to events in Syria. The defense offered electronic monitoring and counseling conditions if release is granted.
Los Angeles Timespolitics17 days ago
Arizona Supreme Court Denies Appeal in Fake Elector Case
The Arizona Supreme Court rejected a prosecutor's appeal seeking to keep the fake elector case in superior court. Officials said the case will return to a grand jury for a full presentation rather than being dropped.
blackenterprise.comsports18 days ago
Arbitrator Rules Rozier Forfeits Most of $26.6 Million Salary
An arbitrator ruled that free agent Terry Rozier violated his contract with the Miami Heat by failing to perform services. The decision requires him to forfeit most of his $26.6 million salary for the 2025-26 season.
rte.ieworld18 days ago
Man accused of entering Britain as hitman told friend someone would die
A man charged with entering the country to carry out a killing allegedly told an acquaintance that someone was going to die. Court proceedings are scheduled to continue next month.
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Usa Todaypolitics18 days ago
Former assistant challenges legal claims in lawsuit against music producer
A former chief of staff filed a response disputing most allegations in a December 2024 complaint. The suit alleges involvement in sex trafficking and related claims tied to hotel-room arrangements between 2019 and 2021.
nypost.compolitics18 days ago
Federal Indictment Alleges Employee Transferred Funds to Partner
A superseding indictment from the Justice Department outlines transfers totaling $1.2 million from an employee of a civil-rights organization to an individual described as a neo-Nazi associate. The filing also lists additional charges.
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rove.mepolitics19 days ago
Judge seals virtual hearing in New York state murder case
A New York state judge held a sealed virtual conference in a murder case despite objections from media organizations. The proceeding had been listed publicly until the day before it was scheduled to occur.
politics20 days ago
Senate split at 11-11 after two majority members cannot attend sessions
Two senators from the majority bloc are unable to attend sessions due to legal proceedings. The chamber is now evenly divided, affecting the ability to reach a quorum or pass contested measures.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld20 days ago
Militia Leader Pleads Not Guilty in Iran-Linked Terror Case
A militia leader entered a not guilty plea on Monday in federal court. Prosecutors described his alleged role in attacks tied to Iran's response to the war involving Israel and the United States.
Al Jazeeraworld20 days ago
Former Syrian General Denies Torture Charges at Start of Vienna Trial
Brigadier General Khaled al-Halabi, 63, and Lieutenant Colonel Musab Abu Rukba, 54, face charges including aggravated torture and sexual coercion for alleged acts in Raqqa between 2011 and 2013. The trial opened on 1 June 2026 and is scheduled to last until June 30.
Washington Examinerpolitics20 days ago
Utah judge denies request to close hearing in murder case
A Utah judge rejected a request to close portions of a preliminary hearing to the public. The same ruling scheduled a separate hearing to examine statements made by prosecutors to media outlets.
Washington Examinerpolitics21 days ago
Judge to Rule on Public Access for Hearing in Utah Murder Case
A Utah state judge will decide Monday whether a preliminary hearing scheduled for early July in a murder case will be open to the public. The defendant faces charges related to a September 2025 incident at Utah Valley University.
BBC Newsworld21 days ago
Former executive sits silent at book panel over legal order
An ex-Meta executive remained silent during a panel discussion of her memoir at the Hay Festival after an arbitration order barred promotion of the book. The company stated the restriction stems from an agreement signed during her employment.
manilatimes.networld21 days ago
A Philippine anti-graft court issues plunder arrest warrant for Sen. Estrada over alleged P570-M kickbacks
A Philippine senator said he will surrender after an anti-graft court ordered his arrest on a non-bailable plunder charge tied to flood-control project kickbacks. He had previously posted bail on a related graft charge.
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theyeshivaworld.compolitics21 days ago
Austria to Hold First Trial of Syrian Officials on Torture Charges
Austria will prosecute two former Syrian regime officers accused of torture. The case marks the country's first war crimes trial involving Assad-era officials and will allow Syrian witnesses to testify.
pakistantoday.com.pkpolitics21 days ago
British Man Extradited on AgustaWestland Bribery Charges Appeals Additional Forgery Count in Indian Supreme Court
Christian Michel, held since 2018 on bribery charges tied to a 2010 helicopter contract, will have his case heard by India’s Supreme Court in July 2026. His son says India is applying different standards to Michel than to diamond merchant Nirav Modi.
lamag.compolitics22 days ago
Applicants for Trump’s $1.8 Billion Fund Include Multiple Pardoned Individuals
Individuals previously convicted or investigated in cases tied to the 2020 election and January 6 events have stated they intend to seek payments from the fund. The Justice Department created the program to address alleged government overreach.
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nbcnews.compolitics22 days ago
Justice Department examines nonprofit funding of E. Jean Carroll litigation
Federal prosecutors in Chicago are reviewing financial support for E. Jean Carroll's lawsuits against President Trump. The inquiry focuses on a nonprofit linked to Reid Hoffman rather than Carroll herself.
citizen.co.zaworld22 days ago
Former Finance Minister Convicted Over UnetCredit Reporting Failures
A former finance minister was convicted on Sunday for failing to ensure that UnetCredit's financial irregularities were reported to the public during his time as company chair.
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Substrate placeholder — needs reviewpolitics23 days ago
Businessman Files Private Charges Against Hepburn Shire Council CEO and Councillor
A Daylesford businessman has brought private prosecutions against Hepburn Shire Council CEO Bradley Thomas and Councillor Don Henderson. The charges allege misconduct in public office related to council-funded legal services. The case returns to the Ballarat Magistrates' Court fo…
winnipegfreepress.comworld23 days ago
Court Allows 16-Year-Old Charged in Cruise Ship Death to Remain Free
A Florida judge ruled that Timothy Hudson, 16, charged with sexually assaulting and killing his 18-year-old stepsister Anna Kepner on a Carnival Cruise Ship last year, can stay with his family pending further proceedings. The decision follows his arrest and formal charges.
conservativehome.comfinance23 days ago
Nicola Sturgeon Discusses Husband's Guilty Plea at Hay Festival
Nicola Sturgeon addressed the recent guilty plea of her estranged husband Peter Murrell during an appearance at the Hay Festival in Wales. She described the past week as more difficult than prior challenges and said she had been cleared by police.
The Guardianworld24 days ago
Canadian man pleads guilty to 14 counts of assisting suicide
Kenneth Law admitted sending lethal chemicals to people in multiple countries. He entered the plea in an Ontario court on Friday, with sentencing scheduled for September.
bbc.co.ukworld24 days ago
Australian mother convicted in mushroom poisoning case files appeal
An Australian woman sentenced for poisoning relatives with toxic mushrooms has lodged an appeal against her conviction. The case involves multiple family members who became ill after consuming the mushrooms.
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world24 days ago
Ex-husband of former Scottish first minister pleads guilty to embezzlement
The former first minister of Scotland described this week as the worst of her life after her ex-husband pleaded guilty to embezzlement. The development also affects the political party she once led.
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Bbcworld24 days ago
Five Activists Face Trial in Germany Over 2024 Elbit Systems Break-In
Five pro-Palestinian activists from four countries are on trial in Stuttgart for property damage and alleged membership in a criminal organization. The case involves a September 2024 incident at an Elbit Systems site in Ulm and has drawn attention to German legal procedures for p…
New York Postpolitics24 days ago
Ex-wife presents letter in congressman's defamation case
Emily Moreno filed a motion citing a handwritten note and photos in a lawsuit filed by Rep. Max Miller. The filing responds to his claims of defamation over abuse allegations from 2024.
Bloombergpolitics24 days ago
Federal Prosecutor Urges Conviction of Short Seller Andrew Left in Securities Fraud Trial
A federal prosecutor told jurors that evidence showed Andrew Left manipulated stock prices for years. The statements came during closing arguments in his securities fraud trial.