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Trials

Trial of a southern Arizona rancher charged in fatal shooting of unarmed migrant goes to the jury

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.

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.

Victim of bribery scheme testifies in Hawaii prosecutor corruption case

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.

ExxonMobil lays out $200 million case seeking tax refunds for Qatar natural gas deal

Exxon originally asked for over $1.8 billion in tax refunds, but later dropped claims regarding a separate deal in Malaysia.

Walmart pays up

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.

Vietnam sentences real estate tycoon Truong My Lan to death in its largest-ever fraud case

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.

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