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The US Solicitor General says Mr Trump’s lawyers made ‘little effort to show’ the Supreme Court is likely to review a lower court decision letting prosecutors use classified documents seized from Mr Trump’s home

Trisha Denise Meyer is a fugitive from justice after the alleged illegal sale of an endangered jaguar. It’s not her first brush with the law, nor her first time on the lam. Meyer’s eccentric lifestyle - involving everything from pornstar style and scams to unleashed tigers in her home -…

"Those are incredibly damning statements that go directly to knowledge and intent," longtime prosecutor says

In recent rallies, Trump admits to stealing documents, but insists it's not a crime. It's time to shut him up

A federal judge wrote that the Bureau of Prisons should be "deeply ashamed" of medical delays that resulted in a man dying from treatable cancer.

Investigators are skeptical Trump has been fully cooperative in efforts to recover documents, reports says, which will force difficult choice on next steps

Former president has asked Supreme Court to rule on review of classified documents

Justice Dinesh Kumar Sharma was nominated by Delhi High Court Chief Justice S.C. Sharma

WASHINGTON — The League of United Latin American Citizens has filed a complaint with the Department of Justice, calling for investigation into the transit of migrants last month from San Antonio to Martha’s Vineyard, specifically the involvement of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who took credit for the move.

There are growing calls for Tasmania's court security to be beefed up after the alleged assault of a police officer and the successful escape of a man shortly after he was sentenced to jail.

Mr Trump has routinely appealed cases which have presented legal jeopardy for him to the high court, which includes three justices he named to the bench during his term in the White House