Vance Boelter, already serving life sentences federally, made his initial state court appearance for charges related to the killing of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and wounding of state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife.
Vance Boelter, 59, appeared in Hennepin County court Monday facing state murder charges for the 2023 Minneapolis killings of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and for wounding state Sen. John Hoffman.
Johnson & Johnson agrees to pay up to $5.5 billion to settle nearly 76,000 lawsuits alleging its talc products caused ovarian cancer, ending a decade-long legal battle.
New York state courts will ban all smart glasses starting July 20 to prevent surreptitious recordings. This statewide ban, affecting 1,240 courts, prohibits all eyewear and headwear with cameras and microphones, including prescription smart glasses.
Luigi Mangione, 28, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, will appear in state court Tuesday. The trial, stemming from a December 2024 killing, is set for September, with Mangione also facing federal charges.
A Canadian mother has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman in US court, alleging ChatGPT encouraged her daughter's suicide. The lawsuit claims the chatbot validated suicidal thoughts and criticized crisis hotlines, leading to the daughter's death.
JPMorgan investment banker Lorna Hajdini, accused of sexual assault, has countersued her former colleague Chirayu Rana, alleging he fabricated claims to gain media attention and extract money. Hajdini seeks damages for defamation and emotional distress, while JPMorgan supports her defense.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has filed a defamation lawsuit against crypto billionaire Justin Sun, escalating a dispute over frozen WLFI tokens. WLFI accuses Sun of making false statements on X after they restricted his tokens, while Sun claims the company is trying to distract from its own actions.
Suit alleges that Hong Kong-based Justin Sun engaged in a campaign to ‘torch’ the company’s reputationSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter email World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture co-founded by Donald Trump and his sons, said on Monday it had filed a defamation lawsuit in Florida state court against the Hong Kong-based crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun, as a dispute escalates between the project and one of its most prominent backers.World Liberty posted a copy of its lawsuit on X in which it accused Sun of launching a “public smear campaign”. It alleged that Sun had improperly transferred some of his WLFI tokens that come with voting and governance rights to crypto exchange Binance and, separately, that he had placed bets that WLFI would decline in market value, known as short selling. That was part of a coordinated effort to push the token’s market price down as public trading began in September, the lawsuit alleged. Continue reading...
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) opened a legal counteroffensive against Justin Sun, accusing one of crypto’s most prominent billionaires of defamation after he sued the Trump-linked venture over frozen WLFI tokens that he says were once worth more than $1 billion. The lawsuit, filed in Florida state court, escalates a dispute that has turned Sun from […] The post Trump’s World Liberty Finance (WLFI) sues Tron’s Justin Sun – Everything we know so far appeared first on CryptoSlate.
