The U.S. Is Easing Marijuana Restrictions. Here’s How It Works.
The Biden administration moved on Thursday to downgrade marijuana from the most restrictive category of drugs.
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Trump’s Case Put the Judge, Aileen Cannon, Under a Spotlight
When former President Donald J. Trump appointed Aileen M. Cannon to serve as a judge in the Southern District of Florida, very few people knew who she was.
After Dismissal of Bankruptcy Case, Here’s What’s Next for Giuliani
Rudolph W. Giuliani is free from the demands — and protections — of bankruptcy court. A federal judge dismissed his case on Friday, citing the former New York mayor’s failure to comply with almost any of the court’s requirements.
After Dismissal of Bankruptcy Case, Here’s What’s Next for Giuliani
Rudolph W. Giuliani is free from the demands — and protections — of bankruptcy court. A federal judge dismissed his case on Friday, citing the former New York mayor’s failure to comply with almost any of the court’s requirements.
Judge Suggests He Is Likely to Dismiss Giuliani’s Bankruptcy Case
A federal judge on Wednesday said he was leaning toward dismissing Rudolph W. Giuliani’s request for bankruptcy protection after months in which the former New York mayor ignored court filing deadlines and evaded questions about his finances.
Judge Dismisses Giuliani’s Bankruptcy Case
A federal judge dismissed Rudolph W. Giuliani’s bankruptcy case on Friday, leaving the former New York City mayor without legal protection from his creditors.
Judge in Trump Documents Case Hears Arguments Over Special Counsel
Former President Donald J. Trump’s defense team tried on Friday to persuade the judge overseeing the national security documents case to dismiss the indictment, pushing a long-shot argument that the special counsel, Jack Smith, was not properly appointed.
Pressure Grows on Giuliani Over Incomplete Bankruptcy Filings
Rudolph W. Giuliani’s creditors and the judge overseeing his bankruptcy case aired their frustrations with him in court on Monday after months in which he has provided incomplete information about his finances, missed filing deadlines or failed to have his lawyers respond at all.
Justice Department Chides Phoenix Police Over Civil Rights Violations
The Justice Department announced on Thursday the results of a yearslong investigation that found Phoenix police had used excessive force and discriminatory policing against Black, Hispanic and Native American people.