Judge Bars Press From Closed-Door Hearing in Mangione Case
New York’s Office of Court Administration said Judge Gregory Carro’s decision on the ‘pending matter’ will be made public.
By MARIE POHL
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Adversaries Jack Smith and Todd Blanche Agree on One Thing: Trump’s 2024 Win Kept Him Out of Prison
The 47th president says he ‘thinks’ the acting attorney general, who recently found ‘burn bags’ related to the special counsel, will be elevated to permanence.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|Turmoil at Office Tasked With Prosecuting James Comey Could Mean Trouble Ahead for Push To Convict Him
The lead prosecutor is departing the case in a reshuffle that signals an interest in beefing up the U.S. attorney’s office with heavier hitters.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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Justice Requests Judge, Subject of Emerging Sex Scandal, Be Removed From 2020 Election Case for Friendship With Fani Willis
Judge Eleanor Ross reportedly faced a ‘private reprimand’ for having sex in her judicial chambers ‘within hearing distance of staff.’
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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Federal Judge Orders Trump’s Name To Be Taken Off the Kennedy Center, Blocks It From Closing
The judge says ‘only Congress’ can change the center’s name.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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One of Trump’s Highest Profile Critics Floats Upending Classic Legal Standard To Thwart Prosecutions of the President
The former federal prosecutor, Andrew Weissmann, thinks that ‘probable cause’ for indictments is too generous to the government.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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