Judge Weighs ABC Challenge to FCC’s Early Broadcast-License Review
A federal judge heard ABC and the Justice Department argue over an unusual early FCC review of eight station licenses. No ruling was issued Tuesday.
Appeals Court Weighs Block on Kennedy Vaccine Panel Appointments
A federal appeals court heard arguments over an order blocking 13 Kennedy appointees from the CDC vaccine advisory panel. The judges did not rule Tuesday.
Trump Approves Firing-Squad Method for Fort Hood Shooter Nidal Hasan
President Trump approved a U.S. Army firing squad for Nidal Hasan, but no execution date has been set and additional court challenges remain possible.
Former TD Bank Employee Pleads Guilty in $4.8 Million Colombia Laundering Scheme
A former TD Bank employee pleaded guilty to accepting bribes and helping launder more than $4.8 million to Colombia through fraudulent accounts and debit cards.
Former Federal Employee Pleads Guilty in $193.6 Million Fraud Scheme
A former senior federal employee pleaded guilty in a scheme that caused about $193.6 million in losses and involved 298 gold bars and luxury properties.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation Agrees to $1.44 Million Medicare Advantage Settlement
AIDS Healthcare Foundation agreed to pay $1.44 million to resolve federal allegations involving unsupported Medicare Advantage diagnosis codes.
Justice Department Files Denaturalization Cases Against 40 People
The Justice Department says it filed civil denaturalization actions against 40 people across multiple federal courts between Aug. 21 and Oct. 2.
DOJ Announces Election-Crime Charges Involving 16 Noncitizens
The Justice Department announced separate election-related cases involving 16 noncitizens in Florida, Louisiana, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Cornell President Backs Independent Review of University’s Handling of Assault Allegations
Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff pledged greater transparency and backed an independent review of the university’s response to 2024 sexual-assault allegations.
Supreme Court Questions Reach of Boulder Climate-Liability Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether federal law blocks Boulder’s state-law climate claims against Suncor and Exxon, with jurisdiction also under scrutiny.