Judge blocks Biden administration's rule to expand overtime pay for millions
A federal judge has blocked a Biden administration rule aimed at expanding overtime pay for salaried workers.
Overtime pay for millions of workers has been blocked by a Texas judge
A federal judge has blocked a Biden administration rule aimed at expanding overtime pay for salaried workers, citing overreach by the Labor Department.
Federal judge strikes down Biden overtime expansion
The federal judge's ruling halts a Biden administration overtime eligibility expansion for salaried workers, reverting to a significantly lower threshold of $35,568.
Judge blocks Biden administration's rule to expand overtime pay for millions
A federal judge has blocked a Biden administration rule aimed at expanding overtime pay for salaried workers.
Overtime pay for millions of workers has been blocked by a Texas judge
A federal judge has blocked a Biden administration rule aimed at expanding overtime pay for salaried workers, citing overreach by the Labor Department.
Federal judge strikes down Biden overtime expansion
The federal judge's ruling halts a Biden administration overtime eligibility expansion for salaried workers, reverting to a significantly lower threshold of $35,568.
Judge Tosses Out Biden Program For Undocumented Spouses
Biden's immigration program for undocumented spouses of citizens struck down due to lack of legal authority.
US judge clears legal hurdle for Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
Federal judge dismisses Georgia from case challenging Biden's student debt forgiveness plan for lack of standing, shifting focus to Missouri.
30 million student-loan borrowers waiting for Biden's broader debt cancellation just got a lifeline in court
Biden's broader student loan relief plan received a potential boost as a federal judge declined to block it, transferring the lawsuit to Missouri.
Courts halt parts of President Biden's student loan repayment plan
Two federal court judges in Kansas and Missouri paused parts of the Biden administration's student loan repayment plan, SAVE, affecting borrower benefits and debt forgiveness.
Judge Tosses Out Biden Program For Undocumented Spouses
Biden's immigration program for undocumented spouses of citizens struck down due to lack of legal authority.
US judge clears legal hurdle for Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
Federal judge dismisses Georgia from case challenging Biden's student debt forgiveness plan for lack of standing, shifting focus to Missouri.
30 million student-loan borrowers waiting for Biden's broader debt cancellation just got a lifeline in court
Biden's broader student loan relief plan received a potential boost as a federal judge declined to block it, transferring the lawsuit to Missouri.
Courts halt parts of President Biden's student loan repayment plan
Two federal court judges in Kansas and Missouri paused parts of the Biden administration's student loan repayment plan, SAVE, affecting borrower benefits and debt forgiveness.
Trump again asks N.Y. federal court to take over hush money case
Trump's lawyers seek to move his hush money case to federal court, asserting it harms his presidential campaign and voters.
Trump Throws Another Hail Mary on Hush-Money Case
Trump's legal team is seeking to move his hush-money case to federal court, citing constitutional concerns and presidential immunity.
Convicted Trump asks US judge to take over NY hush money case
Trump seeks to transfer his state criminal case to federal court, citing immunity from prosecution for actions taken while president.
Trump Lawyers Shake What Their Mommas Gave 'Em At Second Circuit In Effort To Fend Off NY Criminal Sentencing
Trump's legal team seeks federal court removal amidst controversial case linked to politically charged allegations.
Trump tries once again to get NY hush-money case moved to federal court on immunity grounds
Trump's attorneys are continuing efforts to move his hush-money case from state to federal court, claiming political bias and the importance of presidential protections.
Trump again asks N.Y. federal court to take over hush money case
Trump's lawyers seek to move his hush money case to federal court, asserting it harms his presidential campaign and voters.
Trump Throws Another Hail Mary on Hush-Money Case
Trump's legal team is seeking to move his hush-money case to federal court, citing constitutional concerns and presidential immunity.
Convicted Trump asks US judge to take over NY hush money case
Trump seeks to transfer his state criminal case to federal court, citing immunity from prosecution for actions taken while president.
Trump Lawyers Shake What Their Mommas Gave 'Em At Second Circuit In Effort To Fend Off NY Criminal Sentencing
Trump's legal team seeks federal court removal amidst controversial case linked to politically charged allegations.
Trump tries once again to get NY hush-money case moved to federal court on immunity grounds
Trump's attorneys are continuing efforts to move his hush-money case from state to federal court, claiming political bias and the importance of presidential protections.
Doctor who helped supply Matthew Perry ketamine pleads guilty to drug charge
Dr. Mark Chavez pleaded guilty to felony charges related to Matthew Perry's overdose, cooperating with prosecutors to investigate more responsible parties.
Doctor charged in connection with Matthew Perry's death is expected to plead guilty
Dr. Mark Chavez is pleading guilty to conspiring to distribute ketamine in the investigation of Matthew Perry's overdose death.
Doctor who helped supply Matthew Perry ketamine pleads guilty to drug charge
Dr. Mark Chavez pleaded guilty to felony charges related to Matthew Perry's overdose, cooperating with prosecutors to investigate more responsible parties.
Doctor charged in connection with Matthew Perry's death is expected to plead guilty
Dr. Mark Chavez is pleading guilty to conspiring to distribute ketamine in the investigation of Matthew Perry's overdose death.
Mexico's drug world comes to Brooklyn: El Mayo and Garcia Luna will be in the same New York court one day apart
High-profile drug traffickers Garcia Luna and Zambada will appear in the same New York court, highlighting significant developments in cartel-related legal proceedings.
Suspected drug trafficker charged with killing 2 witnesses in Washington State
Drug trafficker charged with killing witnesses
Victims found in remote area in Washington State
Mexico's drug world comes to Brooklyn: El Mayo and Garcia Luna will be in the same New York court one day apart
High-profile drug traffickers Garcia Luna and Zambada will appear in the same New York court, highlighting significant developments in cartel-related legal proceedings.
Suspected drug trafficker charged with killing 2 witnesses in Washington State
Hunter Biden offers unusual guilty plea in tax case in surprise back-and-forth
Hunter Biden sought an unusual Alford plea to plead guilty to tax charges without admitting wrongdoing, but prosecutors quickly opposed it.
In Jan. 6 Case Filing, Trump Lawyers Again Demand Dismissal
Trump's legal team is pushing aggressive tactics to dismiss charges instead of following procedural requests during the ongoing election-related indictments.
Hunter Biden offers unusual guilty plea in tax case in surprise back-and-forth
Hunter Biden sought an unusual Alford plea to plead guilty to tax charges without admitting wrongdoing, but prosecutors quickly opposed it.
In Jan. 6 Case Filing, Trump Lawyers Again Demand Dismissal
Trump's legal team is pushing aggressive tactics to dismiss charges instead of following procedural requests during the ongoing election-related indictments.
Judge Skeptical of Claim Search Was Mishandled in Trump Documents Case
Judge shows skepticism towards Trump's lawyers' argument on Mar-a-Lago search specificity.
Judge Denies Trump's Request to Move Criminal Case to Federal Court
Donald Trump's request to move his state criminal case to federal court was denied, highlighting issues of bias and immunity.
Trump seeks to move his New York state criminal case to federal court and delay sentencing
Trump seeks to move his criminal case to federal court to prevent sentencing before resolution of the matter.
Concerns regarding constitutional violations and First Amendment impacts are central to Trump's legal filing.
Trump asks federal court to intervene in hush money case in bid to toss conviction, delay sentencing
Trump seeks federal intervention to overturn his felony conviction and delay sentencing, claiming bias in state court jeopardizes his 2024 presidential campaign.
Federal judge turns down Trump's request to get involved in hush money conviction
Donald Trump's effort to transfer his New York hush money case to federal court was denied by Judge Hellerstein.
Trump Seeks To Move Hush Money Case To Federal Court In Bid To Delay Sentencing
Trump's legal team seeks to move his hush money case to federal court, aiming to delay sentencing scheduled for September 18.
Judge Skeptical of Claim Search Was Mishandled in Trump Documents Case
Judge shows skepticism towards Trump's lawyers' argument on Mar-a-Lago search specificity.
Judge Denies Trump's Request to Move Criminal Case to Federal Court
Donald Trump's request to move his state criminal case to federal court was denied, highlighting issues of bias and immunity.
Trump seeks to move his New York state criminal case to federal court and delay sentencing
Trump seeks to move his criminal case to federal court to prevent sentencing before resolution of the matter.
Concerns regarding constitutional violations and First Amendment impacts are central to Trump's legal filing.
Trump asks federal court to intervene in hush money case in bid to toss conviction, delay sentencing
Trump seeks federal intervention to overturn his felony conviction and delay sentencing, claiming bias in state court jeopardizes his 2024 presidential campaign.
Federal judge turns down Trump's request to get involved in hush money conviction
Donald Trump's effort to transfer his New York hush money case to federal court was denied by Judge Hellerstein.
Trump Seeks To Move Hush Money Case To Federal Court In Bid To Delay Sentencing
Trump's legal team seeks to move his hush money case to federal court, aiming to delay sentencing scheduled for September 18.
Brooklyn Moving Company Employee Sentenced to 24 Months for Defrauding Customers
Andre Prince was sentenced to 24 months for defrauding over 800 moving customers by holding their belongings hostage for inflated fees.
R. Kelly's child pornography conviction upheld in Chicago
The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld R. Kelly's child pornography conviction and 20-year sentence, citing the New York case as a factor in the sentencing.
Brooklyn Moving Company Employee Sentenced to 24 Months for Defrauding Customers
Andre Prince was sentenced to 24 months for defrauding over 800 moving customers by holding their belongings hostage for inflated fees.
R. Kelly's child pornography conviction upheld in Chicago
The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld R. Kelly's child pornography conviction and 20-year sentence, citing the New York case as a factor in the sentencing.
Federal judge pauses Biden policy aimed at helping undocumented spouses of US citizens
A Texas federal judge has paused a legal status program benefiting undocumented migrants married to American citizens due to a lawsuit by Republican states.
A 2nd ex-Memphis officer pleads guilty in Tyre Nichols' death
Federal prosecutors recommend a maximum 40-year prison sentence for former police officer Emmitt Martin in the Tyre Nichols fatal beating case.
Texas judge blocks FTC ban on noncompete agreements
A Texas federal judge blocked an FTC rule aimed at banning noncompete agreements, ruling the agency lacks the authority for such sweeping measures.
Judge orders removal of 1,000ft rotting ocean liner from Philadelphia pier
The SS United States must be relocated by September 12 or will lose possession, according to federal judge Anita Brody.
Last-minute hearing scheduled in George Santos fraud trial, signaling possible plea deal: report
George Santos is expected to plead guilty to financial crimes involving unauthorized use of campaign funds in federal court.
Chief Justice Roberts casts a wary eye on the uses of artificial intelligence in the federal courts
WASHINGTON (AP) - Chief Justice John Roberts on Sunday turned his focus to the promise, and shortcomings, of artificial intelligence in the federal courts, in an annual report that made no mention of Supreme Court ethics or legal controversies involving Donald Trump.
New York's Ban on Guns in Parks and Other Sensitive' Sites Is Affirmed
A federal appeals court upheld significant portions of New York's gun law, allowing the state to ban the carrying of guns in schools, parks, and other places.
The court ruled that local officials can deny firearms to individuals they deem dangerous and the law also requires applicants to be of good moral character.
Ontario First Nations leaders say federal government's carbon tax is discriminatory | CBC News
Ontario First Nations leaders are asking the Federal Court to exempt their communities from the federal carbon tax, calling it unfair and discriminatory.
The First Nations argue that the carbon tax is leaving their communities worse off than others in Canada, breaching the principles of reconciliation.
The dismissed case was among hundreds of similar ones federal prosecutors have filed in Chicago
A federal judge in Chicago ruled that the statute barring felons from possessing handguns is unconstitutional, throwing multiple cases into legal limbo.
The ruling contradicts recent rulings by other district judges upholding the felon-with-firearm law.
The U.S. attorney's office has appealed the ruling and the case will be considered by the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
Air Canada ordered to pay couple $2,000 in compensation. Instead, it's taking them to court | CBC News
The Canadian Transportation Agency's decision in favor of passengers can be challenged in Federal Court, leading to legal battles between airlines and customers.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of giving individuals accused of fraud by the SEC the right to a jury trial in federal court, impacting regulatory agencies and administrative state procedures.
Supreme Court limits SEC enforcement by striking in-house courts
The Supreme Court ruled that SEC's in-house enforcement process violated the Seventh Amendment rights of defendants to a civil trial in federal court.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of giving individuals accused of fraud by the SEC the right to a jury trial in federal court, impacting regulatory agencies and administrative state procedures.
Supreme Court limits SEC enforcement by striking in-house courts
The Supreme Court ruled that SEC's in-house enforcement process violated the Seventh Amendment rights of defendants to a civil trial in federal court.