Trump attorneys are seeking to subpoena a real estate lawyer who allegedly advised Justice Engoron before he issued a $454 million fine. The New York attorney general’s office, which sued former President Donald Trump in 2022 for fraud in overvaluing his net worth and won its civil case earlier this year, is arguing that the
Trump attorneys are seeking to subpoena a real estate lawyer who allegedly advised Justice Engoron before he issued a $454 million fine. The New York Attorney General’s office, which sued former President Trump in 2022 for fraud in overvaluing his net worth and won its civil case earlier this year, is arguing that the judge
House GOP leaders hope to have a vote on their bill to block noncitizens from voting in federal elections sometime next month.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) threw his support behind a controversial new law in his home state of Louisiana this week that mandates the Ten Commandments be prominently displayed at all public schools and colleges. “I’m supportive of it, yeah,” Mr. Johnson told reporters on June 26, according to The Hill. “And I think it
The 6–3 decision ruled that the SEC cannot use its in-house administrative tribunals to enforce civil penalties. The Supreme Court ruled against the Securities and Exchange Commission’s use of in-house administrative courts, holding that defendants who face civil penalties must receive a jury trial under the Seventh Amendment of the Constitution. “A defendant facing a
Bolivian armed forces pulled back from the presidential palace in La Paz on Wednesday evening and a general was arrested after President Luis Arce slammed a “coup” attempt against the government and called for international support. Earlier in the day, military units led by General Juan Jose Zuniga, recently stripped of his military command, had
Washington — The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled against the Securities and Exchange Commission in a dispute over the agency’s ability to use in-house tribunals to seek civil penalties against defendants for securities fraud, stripping the agency of a key enforcement tool. The court ruled 6-3 against the SEC in the case, finding that the