A US judge set a June 1, 2027, trial date for ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores on drug-trafficking charges in Manhattan federal court. Their defense lawyer plans to seek dismissal based on immunity as a head of state.
A federal appeals court rejected former President Joe Biden's attempt to block the release of audio recordings and transcripts from interviews he gave to a memoir ghostwriter, citing substantial public interest despite privacy concerns.
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate are fighting extradition to the UK from the US, where they face 59 charges including rape and sex trafficking involving seven alleged victims. Arrested in Florida, they deny all wrongdoing, with a US court ruling expected on their transfer to Britain.
A US federal judge has temporarily blocked the proposed $110bn merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros Discovery for 14 days. This decision follows a lawsuit by 12 US states, citing concerns over stifling competition and raising consumer prices.
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate will fight extradition to the UK on rape and sex trafficking charges, their lawyer stating the Miami arrest was politically motivated. They appeared in federal court, with a judge setting a July 27 hearing to consider extradition conditions.
A US federal judge has issued a 14-day temporary restraining order, blocking the proposed $110bn merger between Paramount, Skydance, and Warner Bros Discovery. The decision follows a lawsuit by 12 US states, including California and New York, citing concerns over stifled competition and potential price increases for consumers.
Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada García, 76, a co-founder of the Sinaloa cartel, was sentenced to life in a US federal court in Brooklyn after a plea deal for drug trafficking. He was also ordered to forfeit $15bn from drug trade profits.
Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared in a Miami federal court to fight extradition to the UK on rape, sex trafficking, and other charges. Arrested in Florida at Britain's request, they deny all 59 charges across seven alleged victims, with a ruling expected on their transfer to the UK.
Prosecutors presented a letter in court allegedly written by Tyler Robinson, confessing to the sniper murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in September 2025. The letter, addressed to his partner, expressed sorrow and mentioned taking the "opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk." Text messages and testimony from his partner also reportedly support the confession.
A Manhattan federal appeals court denied Donald Trump's request to delay paying over $5.8 million to E. Jean Carroll, including interest, following her sexual abuse and defamation trial. The court found Trump was stalling and ordered the payment to proceed.
미국 법원이 2020년 대선 당시 조지아주 풀턴 카운티 선거관리 요원의 신상 공개 요청을 기각했다. 법원은 부정선거 주장과 무관하며 공소시효가 만료되었다고 밝혔다. 법무부는 항소 의사를 표명했다.
Super Junior member Siwon has obtained a US court order to identify 10 anonymous netizens who posted defamatory and insulting comments about him on platforms like X and YouTube. The court's approval allows Siwon to pursue legal action in South Korea against those who allegedly caused him significant mental distress and damaged his professional reputation.
A US airman, Hannes Marschalek, accused of indecently exposing himself to women in England, had his case transferred to the US military, allowing him to face a court martial instead of the British justice system. He later won an appeal on technical grounds.
Families of five men allegedly killed by Maduro's elite FAES force have sued Nicolás Maduro in a US court, seeking compensation for extrajudicial killings. The lawsuit claims Maduro used FAES for political repression and social control, with a biased Venezuelan judiciary preventing accountability.
Billionaire Guo Wengui, also known as Ho Wan Kwok, was sentenced by Judge Analisa Torres for defrauding thousands of online followers of hundreds of millions of dollars between 2018-2023, using funds for a lavish lifestyle. He was ordered to forfeit $889 million.
The US Supreme Court has temporarily stayed a contempt order against journalist Catherine Herridge, who faces $800 daily fines for refusing to reveal sources for her 2017 Fox News stories. The case, stemming from a privacy act lawsuit by Chinese American scientist Yanping Chen, tests journalist-source confidentiality in the absence of a federal shield law.
Investigative journalist Catherine Herridge has filed a petition with the US Supreme Court to avoid daily $800 contempt fines. The fines stem from her refusal to reveal sources for a 2017 story. The Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay, giving the opposing party until July 1 to respond.
British academic Sarah Steele has criticized the US military justice system after being strangled by American fighter pilot Jacob Wulfson in Cambridge, UK. Despite the crime occurring on UK soil, US military police took over the case, leading to a court martial at RAF Lakenheath, which Steele found distressing and archaic.
Le média "Legend" de Guillaume Pley, connu pour ses interviews avec des personnalités comme la médium Anne Tuffigo, connaît un succès grandissant et se diversifie avec la publication d'un livre et une tournée de spectacles en France.
A US court blocked a $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it an unconstitutional tax imposed by presidential authority without congressional approval. The Trump administration is appealing, arguing it's a lawful immigration restriction, testing presidential power against Congress's taxing authority.
Kent Kiehl's research using fMRI to identify psychopathy in criminals has become controversial. Despite initial skepticism, his work has been used in thousands of US court cases to argue for lighter sentences, but critics warn it echoes discredited eugenic thinking and can lead to harsher punishments.
Kenya's Health Minister Aden Duale has ordered an immediate halt to the construction of a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base following a contempt of court finding. The facility, intended for US nationals, had sparked protests and legal challenges.
A US court has issued a preliminary injunction ordering the government to reverse its interventions in the memory culture of national parks and public spaces. Federal Judge Angel Kelley in Boston stated that the government's actions set a dangerous precedent for censorship. The decree, 'Restoring Truth and Reason in American History,' signed by President Donald Trump, had instructed the Interior Ministry to review all memorials for potentially negative portrayals of US history. This led to the removal of exhibits and information panels on topics such as slavery and climate change. Judge Kelley mandated that these items be reinstated by July 4th, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Environmental and historical groups had filed lawsuits against Trump's decree.
A US court has cleared the way for a controversial combat sports event to celebrate US President Donald Trump's 80th birthday. The court dismissed an injunction against the event, citing late filings and a lack of demonstrated permanent harm to the plaintiffs.
