A federal judge in San Diego doubled down on a stay of his order forcing California to stop enforcing important components of its handgun control laws while the state appeals the ruling.
The Supreme Court intervened Friday to ensure that medication abortion remains available to the public without restrictions while a legal battle plays out in the lower courts.
Crises have combined in Argentina, as its drought-hit fields are expected to lead to losses of at least $5 billion USD — hurting its ability to raise its scarce foreign reserves and repay its debt to the IMF.
Op-Ed: Ever been in a situation where everyone thinks you’re a sleaze, but you know you’re not? Let me tell you what happened to me on a New York City subway.
Quoting Irish poetry and soaking up the cheers of thousands, President Biden on Friday pronounced Ireland not just part of his family history but part of his soul as he wrapped up a trip that gave him the kind of adoration that eludes him back in the U.S.
Prosecutors charged former NBA star Shawn Kemp on Friday with first-degree assault in a parking lot shooting last month over a stolen cellphone, saying that in a text message just before the shooting, Kemp wrote, “I’m about to shoot this (expletive).”
A man in Chile is infected with a bird flu that has concerning mutations, but the threat to people from the virus remains low, U.S. health officials said Friday.
Mark Jensen was convicted of the 25-year-old murder for the second time in February despite his continued insistence that his estranged spouse died by suicide.
The digital media conglomerate Starboard said Friday it purchased the conservative social media site Parler and will temporarily take down the app as it undergoes a “strategic assessment.”
A Santa Clara, California, City Council member has been indicted on accusations that he committed perjury by leaking a grand jury report to the San Francisco 49ers and local media outlets.
Patrick McCaughey III, who used a stolen riot shield to crush a police officer in a doorframe during the U.S. Capitol insurrection, was sentenced to more than seven years in prison for his role in one of the most violent episodes of the Jan. 6 attack. https://courthousenews.com/capitol-rioter-who-crushed-officer-with-shield-gets-7-years/…
Patrick McCaughey III, who used a stolen riot shield to crush a police officer in a doorframe during the U.S. Capitol insurrection, was sentenced to more than seven years in prison for his role in one of the most violent episodes of the Jan. 6 attack.
New: A Silicon Valley lawmaker who took campaign funds from the 49ers was indicted on allegations that he leaked a grand jury report accusing the team of influencing him & other Santa Clara electeds, & that he lied under oath about it.
Libertarians lined up with Democrats on Friday against a proposal that would effectively block third party candidates from next year’s Montana U.S. Senate election, as Republicans try to consolidate opposition to incumbent Jon Tester.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Friday signed a set of health care bills enshrining access to abortion and gender-affirming procedures and medications, as the Democrat-led state tries to make itself a safe haven for its neighbors.
Mexican news agency #Notimex always had partiality issues, experts said, but its dramatic demise has actually created more opacity in the country's media landscape.
Mexico’s president confirmed rumors Friday that the federal government plans to shutter the country’s state-owned news agency Notimex. @copycopelandhttps://courthousenews.com/lopez-obrador-confirms-closure-of-mexico-news-agency/…
Twenty-eight purported members of the Sinaloa drug cartel were indicted Friday, charged with unleashing a campaign of violence and murder while distributing at least 56,000 kilograms of drugs and laundering tens of millions of dollars.
Twenty-eight members of the Sinaloa drug cartel were indicted Friday in three U.S. federal courts, charged with unleashing a campaign of violence and murder while distributing at least 56,000 kilograms of drugs and laundering tens of millions of dollars.
House Democrats raked conservative firebrand Marjorie Taylor Greene over the coals this week after the lawmaker went to bat for Jack Teixeira, who is suspected of leaking a trove of national security documents.
Nima Momeni, the tech entrepreneur accused of killing Cash App founder Bob Lee in San Francisco, made his first appearance in court Friday morning to request a delay in his arraignment.
Rafiei admitted that she offered to help two clients of her consulting business to bribe two Irvine City Council members so that they would introduce and vote for an ordinance allowing them to open a retail cannabis store.
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Melahat Rafiei, the former executive director of the Democratic Party of Orange County, California, pleaded guilty Friday to attempted wire fraud as part of a broader bribery investigation. @edpetterssonhttps://courthousenews.com/ex-orange-county-democratic-party-leader-pleads-guilty-in-bribery-scheme/…
Melahat Rafiei, the former executive director of the Democratic Party of Orange County, California, pleaded guilty Friday to attempted wire fraud as part of a broader bribery investigation.