X Corp reaches $500M settlement in severance case with former employees
Elon Musk Enters the Restaurant Scene with Tesla Diner in Hollywood Elon Musk is making a move into the restaurant business with the upcoming opening of Tesla Diner in Hollywood, California. In a separate development, Musk’s social media venture, X Corp, has come to a preliminary agreement aimed at settling a lawsuit from a former […]
Georgia: Judge delivers incorrect ruling in murder case
Judge Misreads Verdict in Murder Trial, Causing Confusion A recent ruling by a judge in Atlanta has stirred controversy after a man charged with murdering a police officer was mistakenly declared “guilty.” The confusion arose when the jury had actually found Alton Oliver to be “innocent,” leading to a mix of bewilderment and a few […]
Advisors to Eric Adams charged in bribery case a day after snack scandal
Corruption Allegations Rock NYC Mayor’s Office In the wake of troubling revelations about corruption, Eric Adams’ administration is under scrutiny after a local news outlet reported questionable actions involving one of Adams’ aides. This aide allegedly attempted to covertly pass money to a reporter, with a group that included individuals from Adams’ close circle, which […]
The Eighth Amendment Undermines Letitia James’s Case Against Trump; It’s Time for Her Disbarment
In my latest book, Break the Law, which has become a New York Times Bestseller, I argued that the nearly $500 million fine imposed on Donald Trump by Judge Arthur Engoron in the civil fraud case initiated by Letitia “Tish” James was harsh and unprecedented. Recently, we’ve learned that a group of five judges in […]
Atlanta judge accidentally announced guilty verdict in murder case
An Atlanta judge created a dramatic moment in court after mistakenly announcing a “guilty” verdict for a defendant who had actually been found “innocent.” This incident occurred during the trial of Alton Oliver, charged with the murder of Fulton County Deputy Director James Thomas back in December 2022. After nine hours of deliberation, the jury […]
Court Issues Important Decision in Letitia James’ Civil Fraud Case Against Trump
New York Court Overturns $5 Billion Fraud Ruling Against Trump The New York Court of Appeals has overturned a civil fraud ruling that imposed nearly $5 billion in penalties on former President Donald Trump. The court’s decision comes after the penalties, which exceeded $515 million, were deemed “excessive” by a panel of five judges. Last […]
New York appeals court overturns Trump’s substantial $500M civil fraud penalty in case led by AG Tish James
New York Court of Appeals Reduces Major Trump Fraud Ruling The New York Court of Appeals has, on Thursday, decided to dismiss a hefty $464 million judgment tied to President Trump’s civil business fraud trial. This appeals court reversed certain fines related to a case where Trump was accused of artificially boosting his net worth […]
Idaho police chief shares updates on the Bryan Kohberger case
Police Chief Reveals New Details About Idaho Quadruple Murder The Idaho State Police Chief recently shared new insights into the case involving Brian Coberger, who has been accused of the brutal murder of four University of Idaho students. Moscow Police Chief Anthony Darlinger spoke with a news outlet about significant developments, including the timeline of […]
SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler and Senator Joni Ernst Applaud Guilty Plea of SBA Official in $500K COVID Loan Fraud Case
SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler and Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) expressed support for a guilty plea from a former SBA loan officer involved in fraudulent loan approvals exceeding $500,000 for herself and family members. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that former SBA loan officer Lena Barrett pleaded guilty on August 11 to submitting false statements […]
Immature Rhode Island prosecutor represents another case of privileged Democrats believing they are above the law
Democrats often assert that “No one is beyond the law.” But can we really believe that? It sometimes feels like they operate as if the law doesn’t apply to them, akin to someone who thinks rules are for everyone but themselves. This week’s case in point involves Rhode Island Attorney General Devon Flanagan Hogan. Her […]