Trump adds two federal holidays for Christmas 2025
President Trump signs an order giving federal employees Christmas Eve and Boxing Day off in 2025, a move following his criticism of too many national holidays. Read the full story.
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Judge blocks Trump administration layoffs of federal workers
A federal judge moves to block hundreds of layoffs at US agencies, citing a law passed to end the government shutdown. Read the latest on this legal setback.
Higgins and Sharaz Bankrupt After Reynolds Defamation Win
Former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins and her partner David Sharaz have been declared bankrupt after losing a defamation case to ex-minister Linda Reynolds. Discover the court's ruling and its implications.
Michael Jordan to Testify in NASCAR Antitrust Trial
NBA legend Michael Jordan is set to testify in the federal antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR. The case, filed by his team 23XI Racing, alleges unfair revenue sharing. Follow the latest from the courtroom.
Supreme Court Case Challenges USPS Legal Immunity
A landmark US Supreme Court case could strip the US Postal Service of its legal immunity for lost mail, potentially opening the floodgates to lawsuits. Discover the implications.
McDonald's Arrest Photos Show Mangione's Final Free Moments
Newly released images reveal alleged assassin Luigi Mangione's final moments of freedom before custody for UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder. See the dramatic arrest details.
Judge throws out criminal case against James Comey
A federal judge has dismissed criminal charges against former FBI director James Comey, ruling the prosecutor was unlawfully appointed. Read the full analysis.
Prosecutors: Death penalty case for CEO murder should proceed
US prosecutors argue Luigi Mangione's death penalty case for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson should continue, rejecting defence claims of prejudicial publicity. Follow the latest developments.
Prosecutors: Bondi Comments Shouldn't Affect Death Penalty Case
Federal prosecutors argue Luigi Mangione's death penalty case for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson should proceed despite defence claims of prejudicial comments.
Man Charged with Terrorism for Chicago Fire Attack
A 50-year-old man faces federal terrorism charges after allegedly setting a woman on fire on a Chicago transit system. Read the latest on this shocking case.
Judge Finds Misconduct in Comey Case
A US judge has uncovered evidence of government misconduct in the federal case against former FBI director James Comey, ordering grand jury materials to be handed to his defence. Read the latest developments.
Federal Agents Hunt Man Over Threat to Trump Lawyer
US authorities search for Keith Michael Lisa, 51, accused of threatening Trump's attorney Alina Habba with a bat. Read the latest on this breaking security incident.
Judge blocks Trump's UC funding cuts
A federal judge has barred the Trump administration from immediately cutting funding to the University of California over discrimination claims. Discover the legal battle's implications.
Judge upholds sex trafficking case against property brothers
A US federal judge rejects claims that sex trafficking allegations against real estate brothers were 'just men behaving badly'. The case continues. Read the latest.
130,000 pages of evidence in US lawmaker killing
US prosecutors disclose 130,000 pages of evidence in the political assassination case of a Minnesota lawmaker. The defence struggles with the volume as a death penalty decision looms.
Not Guilty: Man Cleared in Sandwich Throwing Case
A Washington DC jury delivers a surprising not guilty verdict for a man accused of assaulting a federal agent with a sandwich, raising questions about police conduct and proportionality.
Judge rejects Trump immunity defence in defamation case
Former US President Donald Trump faces another legal setback as a federal judge dismisses his immunity defence in E. Jean Carroll's defamation lawsuit, clearing the way for a January 2024 trial.
Trump's legal team demands prison transfer to New Jersey
Former President Donald Trump's attorneys are pushing for his relocation from a Manhattan courthouse to a New Jersey federal prison, citing unprecedented security challenges and logistical nightmares during his ongoing criminal trial.
Trump Georgia Trial Set for August 2025
Donald Trump faces mounting legal pressure as a Georgia judge schedules his election interference trial for August 2025, while federal cases continue to escalate ahead of potential 2024 election return.
Man convicted for 40-year-old rape after DNA breakthrough
After four decades of denial, a persistent sex offender has been convicted for the historic rape of a teenage girl following revolutionary DNA evidence that shattered his lies.
Federal Workers Union Threatens Strike Over Shutdown
The American Federation of Government Employees warns of unprecedented industrial action as 800,000 federal workers face working without pay during budget impasse.
Killer's chilling threat before murdering partner revealed
A domestic violence perpetrator's sickening threat before murdering his ex-partner reveals the terrifying reality of abusive relationships. The courtroom heard how he strangled and burned Samantha in a brutal attack that has shocked the community.
Businessman's 'No Face, No Case' Defence Goes Viral
A British entrepreneur's controversial social media strategy of concealing his identity during court proceedings sparks legal debate and online frenzy. Discover how his 'no face, no case' approach challenges modern justice systems.
Federal workers face pay anxiety as shutdown threat looms
Millions of US federal employees confront financial uncertainty as political brinkmanship threatens government shutdown, leaving families in limbo and essential services at risk.
US shutdown forces workers into risky loans
Hundreds of thousands of American federal employees face financial catastrophe as political deadlock triggers government shutdown, forcing workers to take out high-interest loans to survive.
NY AG Letitia James pleads not guilty to bank fraud
New York Attorney General Letitia James enters not guilty plea to federal bank fraud charges, facing accusations of misleading financial institutions about company ownership.
US Government Shutdown Threatens Federal Worker Pay
Hundreds of thousands of American federal employees confront financial uncertainty as political gridlock threatens government shutdown, with Democrats pushing emergency legislation to protect worker pay.
Venables solicitor charged with 1990s fraud
A prominent solicitor who represented Jon Venables during the James Bulger murder trial has been charged with fraud offences dating back to the 1990s, marking a dramatic fall from grace for the legal professional.
New suspect in Cheryl Grimmer's 1970 disappearance case
Australian authorities have named a new suspect in the decades-old disappearance of British toddler Cheryl Grimmer, revealing fresh evidence in one of the country's most haunting cold cases.
Alabama man faces federal death penalty in murder case
Decarlos Brown Jr. could face execution after federal indictment in the brutal kidnapping and murder of 25-year-old mother Sidniea Dubose, whose body was found in remote woodland.
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