Legal News

  • Transwoman’s Gruesome Murder of Man Caught on Video: Allegedly Ran Victim Over With Car, Kissed His Body, and Stabbed Him 9 Times

    In a shocking turn of events, a Houston neighborhood was rattled when a 20-year-old trans woman, Karon Fisher, was arrested after a brutal daylight murder caught on camera. According to reports from ABC13, the victim, 64-year-old Steven Anderson, was walking in his Houston neighborhood when Fisher, speeding down the street, collided with him without warning.…

  • Trump Hush Money Judge Urges Prosecutors To Rein In Michael Cohen

    the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s criminal trial urged prosecutors to instruct Michael Cohen, Trump’s estranged former lawyer and fixer, to cease making public statements about the case before his anticipated testimony next week. Todd Blanche, Trump’s defense lawyer in the case related to hush money paid to a porn star, highlighted Cohen’s social media activity…

  • Mexico Extradites Notorious Cartel’s Chemical Broker To The U.S. Over Controlled Substances Manufacturing, Distribution

    A Mexican national who allegedly supplied the Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG or Jalisco Cartel) with precursor chemicals used to manufacture controlled substances has been extradited to the US. today from Mexico to Washington, D.C., to face trial. Francisco Pulido Coracero, 66, was extradited from Mexico to Washington, D.C., on May 10, 2024, to…

  • U.S. Law Enforcement Disrupts Transnational Fraud Schemes By Targeting Over 3,000 Money Mules

    In a concerted effort to combat transnational fraud schemes, the Justice Department, along with the FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS), and other federal law enforcement agencies, has concluded the Money Mule Initiative. This annual campaign aims to identify, disrupt, and prosecute networks involved in facilitating the transfer of funds from fraud victims to international…

  • Trump Trial Reveals Salacious Details, Legal Battles, and Financial Ties: Recap of Week Three

    The ongoing criminal trial involving former President Donald Trump took a riveting turn last week as porn actor Stormy Daniels provided gripping testimony about her alleged sexual encounter with Trump. As the trial enters its fourth week, here are the key highlights from the latest proceedings: Sexual Encounter at the Center: Daniels detailed her 2006…

  • Oklahoma A-G Fires Legal Team After Judge Blocks Anti-ESG Law

    Oklahoma’s attorney general announced on Thursday that he is firing the outside legal team hired to defend a state law prohibiting state pension systems from contracting with companies that limit investment in the oil and gas industry. This decision comes days after a judge temporarily blocked the statute’s enforcement. Republican Attorney General Gentner Drummond stated…

  • Chrisley Family Faces Opposition as Plaintiff Accuses Them of Profiting Off Car Crash, Rejects Bid to Seal Case

    A legal battle between reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley and Patrick Rykwalder, the plaintiff suing them over their son Grayson’s 2022 car crash, has taken a contentious turn. The Chrisleys are facing accusations of attempting to seal the case to avoid public scrutiny, a move strongly opposed by Rykwalder. The incident in question…

  • Shakira’s Tax Evasion Case in Spain Dropped Over ‘Lack of Evidence’ Following Settlement

    Colombian superstar Shakira can finally breathe a sigh of relief as her legal saga in Spain takes a significant turn. The 47-year-old singer, known for her iconic hits like “Hips Don’t Lie,” emerged victorious as Spanish investigators dropped the criminal tax evasion case against her due to a purported “lack of evidence.” Shakira found herself…

  • Trump Ally Steve Bannon Loses Appeal Of Conviction For Defying Jan 6 Probe

    A U.S. federal appeals court on Friday upheld Steve Bannon’s conviction, a former top adviser to former President Donald Trump, for defying a subpoena from the congressional panel that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol. The ruling brings Bannon a step closer to serving a four-month prison sentence for contempt of…

  • Judge Dismisses Democrats’ Lawsuit Challenging Wisconsin Absentee Voting Requirements

    A federal judge has rejected a lawsuit filed by Democrats challenging Wisconsin’s absentee voting regulations, a decision that preserves the law in advance of the upcoming presidential election. U.S. District Court Judge James Peterson dismissed the lawsuit, citing the law’s longstanding presence since the 1960s. The ruling maintains Wisconsin’s requirement for witness signatures on absentee…