NBC Settles Defamation Lawsuit With Georgia Doctor Whom Rachel Maddow Dubbed the ‘Uterus Collector,’ Avoiding High Stakes Trial

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NBC’s top anchors made ‘verifiably false’ statements about a doctor they accused of performing ‘mass hysterectomies’ on female inmates at ICE facility, a federal judge ruled last year Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow (MSNBC/Youtube) NBCUniversal quietly settled a $30 million defamation lawsuit filed by a Georgia doctor after MSNBC’s biggest stars—including Rachel Maddow, Nicolle Wallace,

When There Are No Illegal Immigrants, There Is No Need for Shelters

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Two years ago, U.S. Border Patrol agents encountered 1,500 illegal immigrants every day in the El Paso sector alone — now, they’re seeing roughly 80 per day amid President Donald J. Trump’s unprecedented effort to secure the homeland. Now, organizations that once facilitated the invasion of illegal immigrants are finding out that sheltering them is

Judge Delays Eric Adams’s Corruption Trial But Does Not Dismiss Charges

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A federal judge on Friday delayed New York City mayor Eric Adams’s (D.) trial indefinitely but declined to immediately dismiss the corruption case, leaving the Justice Department’s request to drop the charges in limbo. Judge Dale Ho ruled that he will instead appoint an outside attorney, Paul Clement, to argue against the DOJ’s attempt to

Prosecutor moves to dismiss unrelated charge against Jan. 6 defendant Daniel Ball

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The Justice Department is expanding the historic clemency that was extended to U.S. Capitol insurrectionists and defendants by moving to dismiss charges unrelated to the assault on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, if the separate indictments stemmed from Jan. 6-related investigations.  In a court filing in Ocala, Florida, a newly appointed top federal prosecutor