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Recently discovered Epstein files show extensive list of possible SDNY cases following his death.

Recently discovered Epstein files show extensive list of possible SDNY cases following his death.

New Details Emerge in Epstein Investigation Federal investigators previously considered a broader inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein and those connected to him. Recent documents have revealed two unidentified potential targets, hinting at possible “corporate” prosecutions, based on emails disclosed by authorities. This information is outlined in an email dated May 6, 2020, from the Southern District […]

‘Super flu’ causes NYC flu cases to reach a decade-high level

‘Super flu’ causes NYC flu cases to reach a decade-high level

This year’s flu situation? It’s pretty intense. It feels like everyone is coming down with it and, honestly, it seems worse than usual. In New York City, the stats paint a dire picture. Recent hospital reports indicate that during the week of December 20, emergency room visits for flu symptoms hit a decade-high, as tracked […]

Barry Switzer and Olympians support women athletes in Supreme Court trans cases

Barry Switzer and Olympians support women athletes in Supreme Court trans cases

Super Bowl-winning coach Barry Switzer, along with 31 Olympians, has backed a legal brief aimed at “saving women’s sports.” This comes as two important Supreme Court cases concerning trans athletes are on the horizon. The brief includes signatures from 12 Olympic medalists, eight of whom are gold medalists. Among the notable signatories are Swiss tennis […]

Ex-prosecutor reveals significant failures in Minnesota government fraud cases

Ex-prosecutor reveals significant failures in Minnesota government fraud cases

Massive Fraud Scandal in Minneapolis Costs Taxpayers Billions Minneapolis has recently captured national attention due to a substantial fraud scandal that experts believe might exceed $1 billion in taxpayer losses. A former prosecutor, who was involved in one of the key cases, shared insights into the situation. Joe Teilove, a former federal prosecutor who spent […]

Lowest number of mass killings in the US since 2006, with 17 cases in 2025

Lowest number of mass killings in the US since 2006, with 17 cases in 2025

Mass Murders in the U.S. Projected to Decrease by 2025 By 2025, the United States is expected to see 17 mass murders, marking the lowest count since 2006. This statistic comes from a national database that keeps tabs on such events. This database is collaboratively produced by the Associated Press, USA Today, and Northeastern University. […]

Republicans raise concerns about Boasberg’s assignments in Trump cases while judges support the random assignment system.

Republicans raise concerns about Boasberg's assignments in Trump cases while judges support the random assignment system.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg finds himself in the spotlight once again as California Representative Eric Swalwell’s notable case, which accuses President Trump’s housing officials of misconduct, heads to court. Some Republican lawmakers have voiced concerns over Boasberg’s prior assignments, particularly regarding his involvement in a previous legal challenge related to the transfer of Venezuelan […]

Trump stops asylum cases after DC shooting in broad immigration restrictions

Trump stops asylum cases after DC shooting in broad immigration restrictions

Homeland Security Seeks Moratorium on Asylum Applications On Friday night, the Department of Homeland Security announced it is looking to pause 2.2 million pending asylum applications. This decision follows an incident where Afghan asylum seekers attacked National Guard troops near the White House just before Thanksgiving. This announcement arrives after the Trump administration initiated an […]

James and Comey cases dropped but may be reopened by a new prosecutor

James and Comey cases dropped but may be reopened by a new prosecutor

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Comey and James In a recent decision, Judge Cameron Curry dismissed the lawsuit brought by the Justice Department against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. This ruling followed a determination that the appointment of Lindsay Harrigan as interim U.S. attorney was illegal, resulting in the […]