Judge in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Sets April Hearing on Whether Trial Can Be Televised
At a hearing Friday, the Utah judge denied a defense request to block public access to certain pre-trial motions in the case.
By LUKE FUNK
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Victory for Trump as Appeals Court Denies Liberal Groups’ Request To Release Jack Smith’s ‘Brazen’ Mar-a-Lago Report
The ultimate fate of the documents dispatch, though, will be decided at oral arguments in June.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|Frustrated Fani Willis Denounces GOP ‘Clown Show’ Even as She Suffers Setback in Effort To Avoid Paying Trump’s Legal Bills
Judge Scott McAfee rules that she is ‘wholly disqualified’ from any further participation in the case.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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Justice Department Attorney Resigns After Submitting Court Filings With Fake AI-Generated Quotes
The lead attorney in the district is warning his staff: ‘This is federal Big Boy court.’
By LUKE FUNK
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Denounces ‘Warped’ Way Supreme Court Is Handling Trump Cases
The court’s junior justice surfaces her growing dismay with the high court’s ‘shadow docket.’
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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NYPD, in Change, Will Report Only ‘Confirmed’ Hate Crimes Amid Historic Spike in Antisemitic Incidents
Police say the new system will provide a more accurate picture, but critics warn it could obscure the true scale of hate crimes in the city.
By DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN
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