The City of Buffalo filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against multiple gun manufacturers claiming the industry has created a "public nuisance"

Three members of the Wolverine Watchmen have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms after being convicted of plotting to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Former President Donald Trump cannot dismiss E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit accusing him of raping her in the mid-1990s, a federal judge ruled on Friday.

Kevin Etherington, who was the first assistant district attorney in Payne County, was fired for allegedly possessing more than 150 images and videos of child porn.

Mark Zuckerberg was involved in the Cambridge Analytica scandal and "encouraged" 2016 presidential election meddling, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine alleged.

Dominion wants to question Jeanine Pirro about messages showing her alleged role spreading "verifiably false yet devastating lies" about the 2020 election.

Alex Jones’s lawyer Norm Pattis has been benched from criminal defense in the Proud Boys seditious conspiracy case until his disciplinary proceedings resolve.

Mason Herring, a Texas attorney, was sentenced to 180 days in jail after admitting to secretly slipping his wife abortion pills after learning of her pregnancy.

Heard brought two teacup yorkies, Pistol and Boo, into Australia on a private jet in May 2015 without declaring them to the government.

After Kristi Noem canceled a contract, South Dakota has issued an apology letter and will pay $300,000 to a transgender advocacy group for abruptly canceling a Department of Health contract in 2022.

"We’ve won in Donald Trump and the Trump Campaign’s chosen forum," Omarosa's attorney boasted. "They now owe attorney’s fees."

The Department of Justice closed its investigation into the death of U.S. Capitol rioter Ashli Babbitt on Wednesday, finding no civil rights violation by the officer who shot her.

This is the second time Davis lost an effort to claim qualified immunity in the Sixth Circuit for her repeated, unlawful denials of marriage licenses.

Project Veritas can't dismiss a defamation lawsuit alleging they smeared a Pennsylvania postmaster with a 'fabricated' mail-in voter fraud claim, a judge ruled.

The former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd Jr. is underscoring his request to an appeals court to overturn his convictions.

A defendant in the U.S. Capitol attack is now accused of planning to kill law enforcement officers who were investigating him.

A Virginia judge refused to set aside a verdict forcing Amber Heard to pay $10.35 million to her ex-husband Johnny Depp in defamation damages based on claims that a juror who wasn't summoned sat on...

A federal judge has ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to unseal at least a portion of search warrant it obtained after finding emails pertinent to the Hillary Clinton investigation during...

President Donald Trump and his failed re-election campaign have engaged in an unlawful strategy aimed at overturning the results of the 2020 election in violation of the Voting Rights Act of 1965,...

An Arizona-based federal judge has ordered sanctions against Kari Lake's lawyers because of a failed case against Katie Hobbs and other government officials.

U.S. Capitol Police officer Marcus Moore sued former President Donald Trump under the Ku Klux Klan Act for allegedly inciting the Jan. 6 siege.

Donald Trump committed "numerous felony violations" that could be proven to a jury "beyond a reasonable doubt," a resigning prosecutor reportedly wrote.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against Vice President Mike Pence by Rep. Louie Gohmert and fake pro-Trump electors on Friday, finding that plaintiffs lacked standing.

The Supreme Court of the United States rejected without comment Candace Owens' petition over fact-checks that labeled her COVID-19 posts on Facebook a "hoax" and "false."

At least 1,500 lawyers—retired judges, law professors, DOJ alumni and two former presidents of the American Bar Association (ABA) among them—have called for bar associations to condemn Trump campaign...

Johnny Depp owes the American Civil Liberties Union $38,000 for attorneys' fees in connection with his legal battle against ex-wife Amber Heard, a judge ruled.

The review board, in its decision, noted that in 2011 Golsteyn had admitted to the killing that resulted in his being disciplined in the first place. The man killed was unarmed at the time.

The lawsuit alleges reports about the man drugging and raping women and children were swept under the rug by numerous police officers, who instead treated the business owner like he was "untouchable."

The Virgin Islands top prosecutor who reached a $105 million deal with Jeffrey Epstein's estate lost her job days after suing JPMorgan Chase in federal court.

Amber Heard's former executive assistant showed little love for her old boss in a scathing deposition played for a jury during her ongoing defamation trial over her abuse allegations against Johnny...

The FBI has arrested three people affiliated with the far-right Oath Keepers militia over their alleged participation in the January 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol Complex. The trio face a statutory...

A senior U.S. District judge called Donald Trump a "criminal" during a phone call with the Associated Press as he discussed the 45th president's recent pardons of political allies who were convicted...

A little less than a year ago, Merrick Garland issued a single-page memo that denounced threats of violence and intimidation against school teachers, administrators and staff.

The ex-chair of the former president's inaugural committee "illegally promised a foreign nation with access and influence to the United States government at the highest levels," prosecutors said.

Ex-Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows lost his bid to block the Jan. 6thCommittee's subpoena, which a federal judge found legitimate "[w]ithout a doubt."

A federal judge in Virginia this week dismissed with prejudice the California congressman’s complaint against Fusion GPS, meaning he will not be afforded the opportunity to amend any deficiencies and...

Scott Kenneth Wooden, a school board member from California, was arrested as part of an undercover human trafficking operation in Florida, officials say.

"Lake’s contest fails at every level," Hobbs's lawyer wrote. "All of her claims either are barred by laches, fall outside the scope of the election contest statute, or fail to allege any actual...

Former President Donald Trump and three of his adult children will spend seven hours apiece facing deposition for a federal lawsuit accusing them of promoting a pyramid scheme, a new court filing...

A federal judge the District of Maryland on Wednesday threw out a lawsuit that Rep. Devin Nunes's senior aide Derek Harvey filed against CNN, former Rudy Giuliani business associate Lev Parnas, and...

The Supreme Court of the United States denied certiorari Monday in a case that threatened to chip away at marriage equality. The Court's denial will disallow Indiana's effort to discriminate against...