Special prosecutor Laurie White dismissed felony charges against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, accused of threatening New Orleans officials over a court overhaul. The dismissal followed calls from city leaders, concluding a case highlighting deep political rifts between state Republicans and city Democrats.
Joseph Lamont Williams, 49, was arrested and tased in Nashville for felony camping on public property, a charge unique to Tennessee. After pleading to a lesser charge and serving nine days, he returned to the East Nashville park where he has lived for years, highlighting the ongoing debate over anti-homeless camping laws.
Shital Wrzesien, an Indian-origin tech leader and Google engineer, was killed in a domestic dispute in Georgia. Her husband, Kirk B Wrzesien, has been charged with murder. Their son was also shot but survived.
Three-time U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn pleaded not guilty to a felony charge for allegedly damaging the National Mall's Reflecting Pool. His attorney claims he is a political "scapegoat" for the Trump administration's handling of the pool's renovation.
Former Olympic canoe racer David Hearn pleaded not guilty to property destruction charges for allegedly damaging Washington's reflecting pool. Supporters rallied outside court, calling the charges "concocted" and a "scapegoat" for administration failures.
Former Olympic athlete David Hearn pleaded not guilty to felony destruction of property charges for allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. He faces up to 10 years in prison and $1,000 in damages. Hearn claims the damage was already done when he visited.
Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan, 67, convicted of felony obstruction for interfering with ICE agents arresting an immigrant, received a $5,000 fine instead of prison. The judge cited her lifelong public service and noted the obstruction did not ultimately prevent the arrest. Dugan resigned and plans to appeal.
Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan, convicted of felony obstruction for aiding an immigrant evade federal officers, faces sentencing Wednesday. She faces up to five years in prison after resigning from her judicial post.
Four adults were arrested on felony child endangerment charges after 16 children, ranging from 18 months to 18 years old, were found in severe and disturbing conditions in a rural southern Ohio home. Several children required medical care, with two airlifted to trauma centers.
Four adults were arrested on felony child endangerment charges after 16 children were discovered in dire medical need in a rural Ohio home. Officials described the conditions as "deplorable" and "pure evil," with some children requiring transport to trauma centers.
The Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, is advocating for state lawmakers to introduce harsher penalties for protest-related crimes, classifying them as felony "civil terrorism" offenses, sparking concerns among legal experts about chilling effects on public demonstrations.
Harvey Weinstein will not face a fourth trial on a New York rape charge after his accuser, Jessica Mann, stated she could not testify again. Prosecutors dropped the case on Thursday, leaving Weinstein convicted of other felonies in New York and California.
South Dakota State Senator Thomas Pischke faces two felony counts for allegedly falsifying signatures to place candidates on Republican Party ballots without their knowledge. Pischke turned himself in, was released, and has stepped away from party duties ahead of a July 7 hearing, with his political future uncertain if convicted.
Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold was arrested in Florida on felony charges related to a February kidnapping and robbery incident. Police accuse Arnold of being the "primary conspirator" in an event where three men were allegedly held at gunpoint and robbed, though investigators later determined the victims were not responsible for an earlier theft Arnold's associates suspected. Arnold's attorney denies the allegations.
Comedian Carlos Mencia was arrested and charged with 12 felony counts for allegedly failing to report and pay taxes on over $8 million in income from 2019 to 2024. Prosecutors claim he owes over $300,000 in state taxes and faces over 10 years in prison if convicted.
A judge dismissed a first-degree felony rape charge against former BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston. Prosecutors plan to refile, citing the alleged victim's health issues preventing trial participation. Kingston's defense opposed the delay, citing his right to a speedy trial.
Tennessee livestreamer Dalton Eatherly, known as "Chud the Builder," had his bond revoked on June 17 in a misdemeanor case. Investigators presented footage allegedly showing him firing at Joshua Fox before a physical attack, challenging Eatherly's self-defense claim in the May 13 shooting outside the Montgomery County Courthouse.
Two US lawmakers, Senator Cynthia Lummis and Senator Rubén Gallego, are backing a non-binding resolution opposing any executive clemency for Sam Bankman-Fried. The resolution states that a pardon would weaken deterrence and send a damaging message regarding financial fraud.
Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in Las Vegas for allegedly writing a $200,000 bad cheque to a luxury resale store for a watch. The charges include theft and drawing a cheque with intent to defraud. He could face prison time and fines if convicted.
Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in Las Vegas for allegedly writing a $200,000 fraudulent check to buy a luxury watch. He is also involved in other legal disputes and financial entanglements.
Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in Las Vegas for allegedly writing a $200,000 bad check to a luxury resale store for a watch. An attorney represented him at an initial court appearance, with a September hearing scheduled.
Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges, including theft and intent to defraud, for allegedly using a $200,000 bad check to purchase a watch in Las Vegas in December 2024. The store's attorney stated Mayweather had the watch for over a year before authorities were contacted.
Cody James Maluck, 32, faces felony assault charges after allegedly slapping a Delta flight attendant's rear end on a flight from Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles. The plane diverted to Atlanta, where Maluck was arrested. He admitted to touching the attendant but claimed it was to get her attention.
John Bolton, former national security adviser under Donald Trump, is reportedly planning to plead guilty to illegally retaining classified documents. The plea agreement includes a fine exceeding $2 million and resolves charges related to sensitive national security information.
