Nine people died when a Learjet 60 crashed onto Military Trail near Greenacres, Florida. Here is how the NTSB probe, Florida wrongful death law and federal aviation rules may shape what comes next.

A federal judge in San Francisco has barred the Justice Department from threatening California election workers or demanding they set aside ballots, days before Tuesday's midterm elections.

A federal judge in Chicago has refused to dismiss a proposed class action claiming the McRib name misleads buyers into expecting rib meat, Reuters reports.

A federal appeals court has ruled that part of West Virginia's Daniel's Law, which punishes publishing officers' home addresses without any prior notice, violates the First Amendment.

With about seven weeks until Election Day, the president and vice president begin a concentrated campaign swing as courts and election offices clash over voting rules.

The justices rejected another bid to install a new Republican-drawn map for the midterms, leaving the existing lines in force.

A second federal judge blocked a Trump administration order that would have limited mail-in ballots.

A federal judge blocked the latest Trump administration effort to restrict birthright citizenship.

Photos TMZ attributes to Ben Affleck on Aflac inventory raise a property-damage question if the identification holds.

Three days of cardiac-related testing in St. Louis ended in a discharge. No public diagnosis accompanied the TMZ report.

Walk of Fame stars sit on city sidewalks. Court Magazine notes the Hollywood Historic Trust — not the Parton estate — funded the repair after vandalism.

The foundation announced a New York death at home. Court Magazine notes the legal-adjacent legacy: Ms. magazine, honors, and unfinished statutory fights.

Tyler Boebert's child-neglect plea produced a 20-day jail term with work release. Court Magazine separates that judgment from other pending matters.

Federal time-computation pages keep rewriting Sean Combs' release date. The latest figure cited by TMZ is February 5, 2028, at FCI Fort Dix.

A family-law filing described by TMZ asks a court to treat a business-manager error as a credit against future spousal support.

Wheel of Fortune's announcer was fired after Sony said it completed an investigation stemming from a passenger complaint on a May flight.

Court Magazine explains what a hung jury after 38 hours means in the Lindsay Clancy prosecution and why a retrial is still on the table.

In the quiet coastal town of Duxbury, Massachusetts, a family tragedy that began on a winter evening in 2023 has become one of the most closely watched criminal cases in the country. As of August 7, 2026, the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy continues in Plymouth Superior Court, forcing a jury—and the public—to confront difficult questions about mental illness, motherhood, medication, and the limits of legal accountability. Clancy, 35, a former labor and delivery nurse, faces t

WASHINGTON — Communities across the United States are preparing for one of the nation's largest commemorative events as America approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Celebrations are expected to include historical exhibits, educational programs, concerts, fireworks, and civic events in every state. (Financial Times) Federal agencies, local governments, museums, and nonprofit organizations have spent months coordinating activities designed to hig

WASHINGTON — Federal housing officials have announced additional funding aimed at reducing veteran homelessness through expanded housing assistance and supportive services. The initiative will provide resources to communities working to connect former service members with stable housing and healthcare programs. (HUD) The funding supports partnerships between the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Veterans Affairs, allowing local organizations to