First seven jurors selected in Trump hush-money criminal trial
The presiding judge chided Trump on Tuesday, accusing the former president of trying to intimidate a witness by loudly muttering and gesturing as she spoke.
The case has attracted national attention as border security continues to be a top issue this election year and garnered sympathy for the rancher from some on the political right.
The presiding judge chided Trump on Tuesday, accusing the former president of trying to intimidate a witness by loudly muttering and gesturing as she spoke.
A former Honolulu prosecutor is accused of accepting nearly $50,000 from a local engineering firm to go after a former employee with criminal charges.
Exxon originally asked for over $1.8 billion in tax refunds, but later dropped claims regarding a separate deal in Malaysia.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Following 11 days of trial, a federal court in Arkansas ordered Walmart to pay $101.2 million to London Luxury after the big box store wrongly canceled a contract with the manufacturer for pandemic protective gloves. London Luxury must pay $350,000 to the retail giant on counter-claims that the glove maker offered its global sourcing director incentives to overlook its own breaches of contract. The nine-person jury’s verdict was split.
Lan's arrest in October 2022 was among the most high-profile in an ongoing anti-corruption drive in Vietnam that has intensified since 2022.
Chad Daybell, a self-published doomsday author, is charged with murdering his former wife and his current wife’s two children.
The father and his girlfriend initially denied the charge but shortly before the trial ended the couple admitted they together injected the mercury into the girl’s left foot and right ankle.
Knox said on her podcast that she expects to testify, but her lawyer said she is not expected in court for opening day.
BOSTON — A federal court in Massachusetts denied a Haitian former mayor’s motion for judgment as a matter of law, and denied his request for a new trial, after he was ordered to pay more than $15 million in damages to the family members and supporters of a human rights advocate who he ordered to be killed for voting for the other candidate, and whose family members the politician either had killed or tortured. There was no miscarriage of justice during the trial.
At the International Court of Justice, Nicaragua is accusing Berlin of contributing to genocide in Gaza by selling Israel weapons — a charge Germany rejects.