True Crime Newsletter: Bryan Kohberger confession, Karen Read motion
Idaho Student’s Guilty Plea In a recent development, an Idaho student entered a guilty plea to avoid the death penalty in the case involving Brian Coberger, accused of serious crimes. Forensic psychologists are now raising concerns that a life sentence without parole might not hold the same weight as it traditionally does. A mother of […]
Idaho judge denies Bryan Kohberger’s motion to postpone murder trial and introduce theories of different suspects.
Idaho Judge Refuses to Delay Quadruple Murder Trial An Idaho judge has decided not to postpone the trial of a man charged with the brutal stabbing of four University of Idaho students. Fourth District Judge Stephen Hippler delivered this decision on Thursday, informing Brian Coberger’s defense team that jury selection will commence in August, with […]
Major Setback for Ripple as Judge Rejects Important Motion
Ripple’s Request Denied by U.S. District Court On Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Analisa Torres issued a ruling regarding a significant motion from Ripple and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the Southern District of New York. Previously, both parties had asked Judge Torres to lift the permanent injunction against Ripple and to reduce […]
Democrats Team Up with Republicans to Dismiss Impeachment Motion Against Trump
On Tuesday, the U.S. House of Representatives rejected a resolution by Rep. Al Greene (D-TX) that aimed to address President Donald Trump’s actions. Democrats from Texas brought forward the resolution after Trump ordered a bombing in Iran over the weekend without seeking Congressional approval. The resolution claims that Trump poses a “threat to American democracy.” […]
Man charged with attacking federal agents during ICE protest faces motion for expulsion.
On Wednesday, Rep. Nancy Mace put forth a resolution in the House aimed at expelling Democrat Rep. Ramonica McQuiver from New Jersey. This came a day after McQuiver faced federal charges for allegedly assaulting law enforcement during a protest at the Federal Immigration Detention Center earlier this month. Mace stated, “On May 9th, McQuiver not […]
Undocumented Immigrant Charged with Killing WA State Trooper Has Motion to Dismiss Trial Denied
Defense Claims Misconduct in Murder Case The defense team representing the accused in the murder of 27-year-old Christopher Gadd last year is pushing back against the charges. They allege that the prosecution colluded with Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE), which, they claim, violates Washington’s Sanctuary State Law. In March 2024, Raul Benitez Santana, a 34-year-old undocumented […]
Menendez brothers’ motion aims to disqualify LA DA in resentencing case
The attorneys representing convicted murderers Eric and Lyle Menendez have taken action to disqualify Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman and his office from representing the nation in their brother Restin Case. Attorney Mark Jelagos and his Coconsell filed a document on Friday with the announcement of a motion disqualifying Hochman’s office, citing a […]
DA Requests Court To Withdraw Resentencing Motion, Denounces Self-Defense Claims As ‘Lies’ In Menendez Brothers Case
(l) Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman will speak at a press conference on the Eric and Lyle Menendez case held in Los Angeles, California on March 10, 2025 (Photo: Frederick J. Brown via Getty Images / Photo by AFP) / (r) (Photo: CRDC) OAN Staff Brook Mallory6:38pm – Monday, March 10th, 2025 Los […]
CBS files motion to dismiss Trump’s $20B ’60 Minutes’ lawsuit
CBS filed a motion to dismiss President Trump's $20 billion lawsuit against a controversial “60-minute” interview with Kamala Harris, calling the lawsuit “a First Amendment humiliation without a foundation of law or fact.” Trump argued that “60 Minutes” would “depictly edit” the interview and make his opponents appear better in the 2024 presidential election, citing […]
Judge Denies Associated Press Emergency Motion to Restore White House Access
On Monday, a federal judge rejected an emergency motion from the Associated Press (AP) to restore access to the White House Pool pool pool pool event. The Associated Press motioned in a lawsuit filed against three White House officials in Washington, claiming that the administration's moves violate the First Amendment. US District Judge Trevor McFadden, […]