Another of former President Donald Trump's attorneys pleaded guilty in the Georgia racketeering case, a move legal experts say could have double-edged impacts on the case.
The Department of Justice's case that Google engaged in anticompetitive business practices, laid out in federal court in the past five weeks, focuses on the claim that the search engine's deal with Apple stopped Apple from making its own search platform.
Congressional lawmakers are raising alarm over President Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, who came under investigation by the FBI after his security clearance with the State Department was suspended earlier this year.
The third week of the high-profile criminal trial of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried included a request for more Adderall, damning testimony from one of his closest confidants, and a trove of messages on the encrypted app Signal, which seemed to show Bankman-Fried and his inner circle knew they were in financial free fall but continued to dupe customers and investors into believing they were solvent.
The U.S. has moved to further bolster its presence in the Middle East, with defense secretary Lloyd Austin redirecting the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike group and activating a THAAD battery and Patriot battalion in the wake of Iran’s behavior.
The father of freed American teen hostage Natalie Raanan said Friday she's doing well following two weeks in captivity after she and her mother were abducted in Israel by Hamas and held in Gaza.
Maryland authorities say they have found a silver Mercedes driven by the man accused of fatally shooting a judge hours after he granted custody of the suspect's children to his wife in a divorce hearing.
