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Andrew and Tristan Tate are challenging their extradition to face rape and sex trafficking charges in the United Kingdom. They remain at a Miami detention center, where a federal judge will consider whether they can be released on bond.

A federal judge issued a ruling that successfully struck down a ban targeting a drag show. The ruling indicated that lawmakers sought this ban based on concerns over "content and viewpoint." Dolly Parton was cited by the judge in the decision.

The Trump administration has directed U.S. embassies worldwide to postpone immigrant visa interviews for training purposes related to new public-charge guidance, causing uncertainty among applicants. This action is part of a broader immigration crackdown by the administration, which includes plans for mass revocation of business and tourism visas. These policies have prompted legal challenges from opponents.

An ICE agent was charged in Minnesota after firing his gun through a house door, striking a man in his leg, and subsequently lying to justify the shooting. The agent could walk out of a South Texas jail unless a federal judge intervenes.

A federal judge in Tennessee sentenced a man to 77 years in prison. The sentence was given for having child pornography and being associated with groups that officials say glorified mass murder and urged young people toward self-harm.

A federal judge struck down Trump’s visa ban affecting nationals from 75 countries. The judge determined that the indefinite pause violated antidiscrimination protections.

A federal judge has ruled that Michael Jeffries is competent to stand trial on charges related to sex trafficking and interstate prosecution. These charges pertain to his time as chief executive of Abercrombie & Fitch.

Former Abercrombie & Fitch chief executive Michael Jeffries has been ruled competent to stand trial by a federal judge. The charges against him include sex trafficking and interstate prosecution.

Federal judge ruled that Michael Jeffries is competent to stand trial on charges related to sex trafficking and interstate prosecution. Michael Jeffries was the former Abercrombie & Fitch chief executive.

A federal judge issued an injunction blocking a portion of state law that expanded Colorado's health authority over an immigrant detention center. The ruling temporarily enjoined a specific requirement within the law, which mandated unannounced inspections every three months.

A federal judge blocked a land exchange that would have enabled a contentious road construction project. The blockage specifically relates to the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.

Google is paying $10 million for data from Spirit Airlines, which includes about 100 million emails and 500 million Microsoft Teams chats. The completion of this deal still requires approval from a federal judge.

New search warrant affidavits have been revealed that contain details about an investigation. These confidential records concern a plot to assassinate two individuals: a federal judge and a prosecutor.

A federal judge has upheld a temporary order that prevents the construction of a border wall. This halt is specific to Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, located near Alamo in Texas, and remains in place for at least a couple weeks.

The Editors of Pasadena now review over 100 published articles to select the top 20 most newsworthy stories. Recent local events include a six-hour special meeting held by the Pasadena School Board Trustees and recall petitions against two Pasadena Unified Trustees being cleared for signature gathering. Furthermore, a federal judge blocked efforts to suspend federal funding to LA Homeless Services Authority.

Federal judge limited prosecution exhibits against former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao. She and prosecutors spent over three hours fighting over 1,700 pieces of evidence before her federal bribery trial scheduled for October.

A federal judge has issued a temporary block on the deportation of a West Hollywood resident. This individual was recently detained by ICE agents during an immigration check-in.

Donald Trump's executive order regarding vaccines does not change US recommendations for shots, yet experts warn that it creates confusion and doubt about vaccines. They predict this will result in more illness and possibly deaths among children. The order was an attempt to reinstate changes to the vaccine schedule made by Robert F Kennedy Jr., which had previously been halted by a federal judge.

A federal judge in Miami will hear arguments regarding whether Andrew and Tristan Tate should remain in custody. The arguments relate to their ongoing fight against extradition to the UK.

A federal judge in Miami will hear arguments regarding whether Andrew and Tristan Tate should remain in custody while fighting extradition to the United Kingdom, where they face charges of rape and sex trafficking. Prosecutors argue the Tates are a flight risk due to the severity of pending U.K. charges and public safety concerns, but their attorneys counter by citing pretrial compliance and their high profile.

A federal judge denied Michael Vaituulala, a Maui Police Lieutenant, his request for release and he remains in federal custody. He faces charges related to accepting bribes and providing confidential information to criminals.

A man charged in a sweeping federal investigation into an alleged northwest Indiana mob-linked gambling operation is facing new felony charges in Rhode Island. These charges have prompted a federal judge to reconsider whether he should remain free while awaiting trial.

A federal judge dismissed Alex Murdaugh's civil lawsuit targeting Becky Hill, a former Colleton County clerk. The action followed details concerning how that clerk’s jury interference contributed to the overturning of Murdaugh's double murder conviction.

A federal judge threw out Alex Murdaugh's civil lawsuit against Becky Hill, a former Colleton County clerk. The lawsuit was related to a double murder trial where jury interference led to Murdaugh’s conviction being overturned.

A federal judge tossed Alex Murdaugh's civil lawsuit against Becky Hill, a former Colleton County clerk. The suit was related to her jury interference during the double murder trial proceedings. This interference was cited as contributing to the overturning of his double murder conviction.

A federal judge threw out Alex Murdaugh's civil lawsuit. The suit was filed against former Colleton County clerk Becky Hill following allegations of jury interference during a double murder trial. This legal action occurred after Mr. Murdaugh’s double murder conviction was overturned.

A federal judge has 'reluctantly' granted the Department of Justice's motion to dismiss the final remaining prosecution related to the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol. The dismissal concludes the last active legal case stemming from the Capitol breach.

Paramount Skydance may owe over $1 billion to WBD shareholders due to a federal judge setting the trial date for its merger on March 2. The company agreed to pay $7 million daily in ticking fees starting September 30, with a potential $7 billion termination fee if the merger fails.

A federal judge has allowed the Department of Homeland Security to proceed with building a border wall through a levee system in a small Texas town on the border with Mexico, rejecting the town's argument that the wall could cause flooding.

A federal judge ruled that the Department of Homeland Security can proceed with constructing a border wall through a levee system in a small Texas town. The decision allows the project to move forward despite potential infrastructure concerns.

A federal judge declined to block construction of the Trump administration's border wall in the Big Bend area, ruling that the administration was legally allowed to bypass a federal law. Plaintiffs could not argue the plan violates the law under the given circumstances.

A federal judge upheld stricter air quality standards, requiring the EPA to enforce tighter limits on PM 2.5. PM 2.5 refers to fine particulate matter like dust, smoke, and soot, which poses health risks.

New York has sued Kalshi, alleging its prediction market operates as an illegal gambling operation. A federal judge previously denied Kalshi's attempts to intervene against the state's Gaming Commission.

A federal judge ruled that New York's prison system showed deliberate indifference by putting an incarcerated man's life at risk due to an 'appalling' disregard for his care.

A US court dismissed a free speech challenge to California’s school antisemitism law. The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee argued the legislation was unconstitutionally vague and discriminatory, but a federal judge found no evidence of free speech infringements.

A federal judge denied 26 states’ request to postpone Medicaid work requirements announced in June. The states sought to alter a policy from President Trump’s legislative priorities, with changes set to take effect by January 1 and communication deadlines for recipients by August 31.

A federal judge is concerned that the Trump administration has violated a court order by transferring several incarcerated transgender women to a segregated prison unit. The judge is weighing whether to block or reverse these transfers.

A federal judge ordered President Trump to provide financial documents from his trust to the BBC, which alleges that a flawed documentary edit caused financial harm. The judge's decision supports the BBC's claim of monetary damages linked to the documentary.

A federal judge ordered President Trump to provide financial documents from his trust to the BBC in a defamation case. The BBC alleges that a poor documentary edit caused monetary damages to Trump.

Johnson & Johnson proposes a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve remaining lawsuits claiming its talc products caused ovarian cancer, requiring 95% claimant participation. The company previously rejected a $9 billion settlement proposal and faced challenges proving no direct link between its products and cancer, but the new deal aims to end the decade-long legal battle.