Latest on Trump legal issues | March 22, 2024 Latest on Donald Trump’s legal issues | March 22, 2024 05:10 Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend a high-stakes court hearing Monday in Manhattan, just under three weeks before the scheduled start of his criminal trial — a proceeding that would be a first

The following preview was published before the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case known as FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine. Read coverage of the arguments here. Washington — Twenty months after the Supreme Court ruled to return abortion policy to the states, the issue will be before the justices again on Tuesday, when

Washington — Twenty months after the Supreme Court ruled to return abortion policy to the states, the issue will be before the justices again on Tuesday, when they weigh a case that threatens to curtail access to a commonly used drug taken in a medication abortion. The dispute involves a series of actions that the

The New York judge overseeing the criminal case against former President Donald Trump stemming from a “hush money” payment made to an adult film star rejected his bid to delay the trial over a new batch of documents, ruling after a hearing Monday that proceedings will get underway on April 15. “[Prosecutors] went so far

The New York judge overseeing the criminal case against former President Donald Trump stemming from a “hush money” payment made to an adult film star rejected his bid to delay the trial over a new batch of documents, ruling after a hearing Monday that proceedings would get underway on April 15. “[Prosecutors] went so far

Former President Donald Trump is attending a high-stakes court hearing Monday in Manhattan, less than three weeks before the scheduled start of his criminal trial — a proceeding that would be a first in U.S. history. The trial was originally scheduled to begin Monday in the case, which centers around what Manhattan District Attorney Alvin

Shreveport, La. — Months after his disputed one-vote victory in a Louisiana sheriff’s race was tossed by a court, a career law enforcement officer was decisively elected on his second try Saturday. Democratic candidate Henry Whitehorn got 53% of the vote in Saturday’s election in northwest Louisiana’s Caddo Parish. He’ll be the parish’s first Black