Jury selection to begin in E. Jean Carroll lawsuit against Donald Trump
Jury selection is scheduled to begin in a civil court lawsuit by E. Jean Carroll, who has accused Donald Trump of raping her years before he became president.
By Shayna Jacobs and Mark BermanWhat to know about the Trump-E. Jean Carroll case going to trial
In addition to facing criminal charges in Manhattan, Donald Trump is a defendant in a civil lawsuit over an alleged rape decades ago.
By Mark Berman and Shayna JacobsTree of Life synagogue shooting trial begins in Pittsburgh
Robert Bowers, 50, is charged with hate crimes and gun-related offenses in the mass shooting that killed 11 in Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue.
By David NakamuraE. Jean Carroll accused Donald Trump of rape. A civil damages trial starts Tuesday.
Writer E. Jean Carroll accused Donald Trump of raping her in the mid-1990s. He has called her a liar, and she sued accusing him of defamation and battery.
By Mark Berman and Shayna JacobsJustice Dept. warns judges against unconstitutional fines, touts pardons
Justice Department officials say they are trying to address failings in the justice system that disproportionately hurt the poor and people of color.
By Perry SteinSupreme Court preserves access to key abortion drug as appeal proceeds
The battle over whether to permanently restrict mifepristone, and whether the FDA properly approved use of the drug more than 20 years ago, continues.
By Robert Barnes and Ann E. MarimowSen. Durbin invites Roberts to testify on Supreme Court ethics amid Thomas revelations
The request follows revelations about a billionaire taking Justice Clarence Thomas on lavish vacations and buying a Georgia home from Thomas and his relatives.
By John WagnerJudge blocks testimony of ex-Trump prosecutor before House panel
Mark Pomerantz, a former prosecutor in the Trump investigation, had been subpoenaed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in Washington on Thursday.
By Shayna JacobsThe status of key investigations involving Donald Trump
What you need to know about the Mar-a-Lago documents, the Jan. 6 investigation, the Georgia elections probe and the New York fraud lawsuit, among others.
By Matt Zapotosky, Matthew Brown, Shayna Jacobs, Devlin Barrett and Jacqueline AlemanySupreme Court debates when unwanted messages become a stalker’s threats
Case involves Colorado law used to convict Billy Raymond Counterman of stalking and causing “emotional distress” for singer-songwriter Coles Whalen.
By Robert BarnesTyre Nichols’s family sues city of Memphis and police department
The lawsuit compares the beating of Tyre Nichols to the 1955 killing of Emmett Till and describes the officers involved as a “modern-day lynch mob.”
By Robert Klemko and Mark BermanGroups urge Supreme Court to reinstate restrictions on abortion pill
Justices will decide by midnight Wednesday whether to maintain full access to the abortion drug mifepristone while Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk's ruling is appealed.
By Robert BarnesComplaints about Justice Thomas’s disclosures sent to judicial committee
Complaint involves Justice Clarence Thomas’s failure to disclose travel and real estate deals with Republican donor and Dallas business executive Harlan Crow.
By Robert Barnes and Ann E. MarimowU.S. charges four Americans with aiding Kremlin efforts
A new indictment expands charges in an alleged Russian political influence operation in Florida and Missouri.
By Devlin BarrettU.S. alleges secret Chinese police post in NYC, online tracking of dissidents
“Harry” Lu Jianwang, 61, of the Bronx, and Chen Jinping, 59, of Manhattan, were arrested Monday morning in New York.
By Perry Stein and Joseph MennJudge denies Trump’s request for delay in trial involving rape allegation
Lawyers for the former president had argued that a "cooling off" period was needed after his arraignment in an unrelated criminal case this month in Manhattan.
By John Wagner and Shayna JacobsSuspect charged in case involving leaked classified military documents
Jack Teixeira, 21, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, was arrested Thursday on charges stemming from leaks of classified military intelligence.
By Mariya Manzhos, Devlin Barrett and John WagnerHe quit his job over Sunday work. Should his boss have been more flexible?
The Supreme Court on Tuesday hears the case of former mail carrier Gerald Groff, focused on how much employers must accommodate individual religious practice.
By Ann E. MarimowTrump deposed for second time in New York AG’s fraud lawsuit
New York Attorney General Letitia James has alleged Donald Trump manipulated the value of assets in reports to lenders and insurers to get better rates.
By Shayna Jacobs and Mark BermanU.S. to ask Supreme Court to restore full access to abortion pill
If the justices do not respond before Friday evening, nationwide access to the drug mifepristone could be temporarily upended.
By Ann E. Marimow, Perry Stein and Robert Barnes