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Crime 5 hours ago

Viral Cincinnati beating suspects: full list of offenders, charges and custody statuses

Cincinnati beating suspects have been charged with violent felonies and some with unrelated federal crimes, and some are in jail while others have bonded out pending trial.

Donald Trump 13 hours ago

Federal judge blocks Trump's expanded deportation plan over due process concerns for illegal immigrants

U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb prevented the Trump administration from using fast-track deportations on immigrants with granted parole status in interior areas.

Donald Trump 17 hours ago

Federal court strikes down Trump tariffs as illegal under federal law in appeals ruling

A federal appeals court affirmed that President Trump's trafficking and reciprocal tariffs imposed by executive orders are invalid and contrary to law.

Miami Hurricanes 18 hours ago

Miami football player Adarius Hayes surrenders to police on charges in fatal Florida crash

Miami Hurricanes linebacker Adarius Hayes was suspended from the football team after his arrest. A vehicle crash in Florida left a woman and two children dead.

Cardi B 22 hours ago

Cardi B's testimony sparks online frenzy as rapper denies assaulting security guard in 2018

Cardi B's humorous testimony in her civil trial has gone viral as she defended herself against assault claims from a 2018 incident at an obstetrician's office.

Crime 23 hours ago

Suspected Cincinnati beating 'coordinator' granted bond again after federal drug arrest

A federal judge granted bond to Jermaine Mathews, described by authorities as a coordinator in Cincinnati's viral downtown beating, despite new drug charges.

Andrew Cuomo 3 days ago

Judge tells Cuomo to stop using taxpayer money to 'resurrect his public image' in legal case

Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo lost a court bid to continue a lawsuit after a $450,000 settlement with an aide who accused him of sexual harassment.

Entertainment 3 days ago

Katy Perry details what’s at stake for her as she testifies against US veteran

Katy Perry, who took the stand in the ongoing legal battle over her $15 million mansion on Tuesday, detailed how the outcome of the lawsuit may impact her.

In Court 3 days ago

'American Idol' exec and husband's cause of death confirmed as details of couple's final moments revealed

"American Idol" music executive Robin Kaye and her husband Thomas DeLuca's official cause of death was revealed. The couple were shot dead inside their California home on July 10.

Entertainment August 22

Katy Perry to take stand in court battle with US veteran after judge blasts proceedings as 'outrageous'

Katy Perry's will give her testimony on August 26 in a $15 million Montecito mansion lawsuit against the Wescott family. The trial was split into two parts by the judge. The damages phase took place last year and the penalty phase kicked off this week.

Houston Texans August 21

Texans safety Jimmie Ward faces $20M lawsuit over crystal meth-fueled assault allegations

Jimmie Ward has been accused of physical and sexual assault in a $20 million civil lawsuit alleging domestic violence and drug use by the Houston Texans safety.

New York August 21

NY appeals court throws out $500M penalty against Trump in Letitia James civil case

An appellate court has thrown out the nearly $500 million civil fraud penalty against former President Donald Trump in the high-profile case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Exclusive Interviews August 21

Chris Pratt dragged into Katy Perry’s $15M mansion showdown with US veteran’s family as trial kicks off

Chris Pratt has been pulled into the legal feud between Katy Perry and the Wescott family over her $15 million Montecito mansion.

Entertainment August 20

Kyle Chrisley sues Tennessee county and police for $1.7M, claims false arrest and excessive force

Kyle and Ashleigh Chrisley are suing Rutherford County and two sheriff deputies for $1.7 million over his aggravated assault arrest in September 2024.

Matthew Perry August 18

'Ketamine Queen' to plead guilty in Matthew Perry drug overdose case

The "Ketamine Queen," who supplied Matthew Perry ketamine in the days leading up to his 2023 overdose, has chosen to plead guilty.

Crime August 18

Cincinnati felon with 22 prior arrests indicted for allegedly snatching victim's chain during viral beatdown

Cincinnati beatdown suspect Gregory Wright faces new charges in viral assault case after 22 prior arrests, including drug trafficking and gun violations

Opinion August 18

Politicians want you to pay for ‘cashless bail.’ It’s dangerous and expensive

Private bail industry defends secured bail as a right that ensures court appearances without taxpayer costs. Reforms would also expand bureaucracy

Books August 17

Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson regretted being blocked from band’s hit song: book

Entertainment lawyer John Mason reveals in his new memoir how psychotherapist Dr. Eugene Landy controlled Beach Boys' Brian Wilson's life and career decisions.

NCAA August 16

Swarthmore responds to lawsuit alleging it put trans athlete back on women's track team after NCAA rule change

Swarthmore College responded to a lawsuit that alleges it removed a trans athlete from a women's team to comply with NCAA policy but then reinstated that athlete.

Political Corruption August 15

Controversial New Orleans mayor indicted for alleged illicit relationship with taxpayer-funded bodyguard

The federal indictment unsealed Friday against Mayor LaToya Cantrell marks the first time a sitting New Orleans mayor has faced criminal charges in the city's history.

NCAA August 15

Another trans athlete sues school over being banned from women's sports in growing trend

Evelyn Parts became the third transgender athlete in the last month to file a lawsuit, challenging Swarthmore College's transgender athlete ban from women's track.

Cleveland Browns August 14

Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins avoids charges in alleged Florida domestic dispute

Prosecutors have dropped a criminal case against Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins that stemmed from an incident in Florida.

Denver Nuggets August 14

Former Nuggets mascot claims wrongful termination in new lawsuit

Drake Solomon claims the Denver Nuggets pushed him out after he underwent hip surgery. He filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination and unlawful severance.

NFL August 14

Racial discrimination lawsuit against NFL and teams can go to trial, court rules

Brian Flores' lawsuit alleging NFL racism in hiring Black coaches may go to trial after an appeals court rejected the league's arbitration requirements.

In Court August 14

Priscilla Presley blasts lawsuit claiming she pulled plug on Lisa Marie to gain control of Elvis' estate

Priscilla Presley faces $50 million lawsuit from former business partners alleging fraud scheme involving hidden sale of name and image rights.

In Court August 13

Former Kroger CEO must explain reason for resignation to court in pop star Jewel's ongoing lawsuit

Pop star Jewel's lawsuit against Kroger over the Wellness Festival prompted a judge to demand an explanation for CEO Rodney McMullen's sudden March departure.

Exclusive Interviews August 11

'Real Housewife' blasts Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom for lack of 'empathy' in legal feud over $15M mansion

"Real Housewives of Dallas" alum Kameron Westcott spoke out about her family's five-year legal battle with Katy Perry over a $15 million Montecito mansion sale.

U.S. August 11

Death penalty possible after 'random' hiking murders left children without mom and dad: former prosecutor

Andrew James McGann could face the death penalty if convicted of killing a couple at Devil's Den State Park in Washington County, Arkansas.

Crime August 9

Sharon Tate's ex fought Manson Family killers during heroic final moments: nephew

Anthony DiMaria teams up with author Marshall Terrill to tell the true story of his uncle Jay Sebring, a celebrity hairstylist killed by the Manson Family in 1969.

Climate August 7

Climate lawfare campaign dealt blow in South Carolina

Charleston's climate lawsuit against energy companies was dismissed by a South Carolina judge who cited concerns about opening floodgates to weather-related litigation.