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Former Ship Captain Pleads Guilty to Drugging and Raping Merchant Marine Cadet

The guilty plea ends a Brooklyn trial that was set to begin, with sentencing scheduled for Dec. 22.

Warnock Provision Banning Large Investors From Bulk Single-Family Home Buys Becomes Law

American Museum of Natural History to Repatriate 2,700 Native American Hair Samples

Sentencing Looms for Former Judge Hannah Dugan After Federal Obstruction Conviction

Justice Department and Kansas File Consent Decree to End In‑State Tuition for Undocumented Students

Supreme Court Limits Use of Federal Gun Ban Against Regular Marijuana Users

Education Department Opens Title IX Probes in Three Michigan School Districts

Federal Judge Hears Motion to Reconsider Hannah Dugan’s Felony Obstruction Conviction

Judge Postpones Hannah Dugan Sentencing to Hear Motion for Acquittal or New Trial

Supreme Court Will Decide Whether Title IX Lets School Employees Sue

Southwest Flight Attendant Paid $946,102 After Religious-Discrimination Win

Plymouth Schools Food Director Admits Federal Theft and Fraud Tied to Cape Snack Shack

House Bill Would Let Qualified Special Operators Carry Concealed Nationwide

Delta Seattle–Taipei Flight Diverts to Anchorage After Alleged Racial Abuse; Passenger Charged

Supreme Court Weighs Drug-User Gun Ban as Justices Question History-Only Defense

Judge Rebukes DOJ Over Privacy Protection Act in Washington Post Reporter Search

Press Group Files Bar Complaint Against DOJ Prosecutor Over Search of Washington Post Reporter

Warner Condemns Fulton County Records Seizure, Questions DNI’s Role as ‘Almost Nixonian’

Don Lemon Charged Under FACE Act After Minnesota Church Protest

States Revive Plan to Let Residents Sue Federal Agents as DOJ Challenges Illinois Law