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Former Department of Defense counsel Ryan Goodman said Ken Chesebro's list of potential witnesses in his Georgia election fraud case "could backfire."

Earlier this year, Kohberger was indicted by a grand jury on charges including four counts of murder in the first-degree and one count of felony burglary.

A judge in Arizona has ordered the former president to respond to a lawsuit within two weeks, further increasing his lawyers' workload.

A federal appeals court delivered a win for free speech last week, rebuking the White House and several agencies.

King Charles's Coronation is at the center of a U.K. free speech lawsuit—and the man behind the case tells Newsweek the monarch's own reputation is on the line.

As we turn from the phony war over judicial ethics to legal substance, social media regulation is about to take center stage.

Since 2000, the government has seized more than $68.8 billion from Americans through civil forfeiture.

Americans concerned about the safety, health, and welfare of women and girls in this country received welcome news last week.

Trump has accused the Biden campaign of using indictments as a campaign strategy that he called "Illegal as Hell."

There's a possibility that this ruling, and others like it, will eventually reduce our CO2 emissions and limit the damage to our health, our natural ecosystems, and our economy.

If the judge denies a motion to compel, it would be a "big loss" for the defense, an attorney told Newsweek.

Democratic Rep. Ted Lieu has said Thomas should resign immediately, following new reporting on gifts the associate justice has received.

It will be up to lawyers and judges to instill order and common sense on the chaos and confusion.

"Her denial of this reprehensible behavior only adds to our clients' emotional distress," an attorney for the complainants told Newsweek.

Giuliani allegedly referred to actor Matt Damon by a slur and appeared to criticize Jewish people for celebrating Passover.

"Universities cannot censor students because of their religious or political views," Alliance Defending Freedom legal counsel Mathew Hoffmann told Newsweek.

The 25-year-old has been found guilty for the murder and mutilation of Shad Thyrion in February 2022.

Michael Buehner spent 20 years in jail over the killing of Jerry Saunders.

The reinstatement of federal Pell Grants is a game-changer, not just for people who are incarcerated, but for their families, our communities, our economy, and our country as a whole.

For the sake of the nation, the reparations movement should end now.

Allegations that a key court document was falsified have raised questions about whether the attorneys representing the plaintiff could be penalized.

Claudia Conway, who is a frequent critic of Trump, has weighed in on his latest legal woes.

The rapper and designer is locked in a long-running legal battle with Adidas, months after the sportswear giant cut ties with his Yeezy brand.

Rep. Grothman said it is "almost impossible" for white men to become federal judges under President Biden.

The Arizona Republican previously alleged that hundreds of thousands of ballots were illegally cast in Maricopa County, but courts have rejected her claims.

"How anyone could possibly justify supporting Donald Trump anymore is just delusional," tweeted Claudia Conway, after he was found liable for sexual assault.

Kouri Darden Richins, whose recently published book on grief was inspired by the 2022 death of her husband, has been arrested following a police investigation.

Instead of trying to lessen the financial burden on the average household by making the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share, opponents of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are trying to take health coverage and care away.

Forcing doctors to administer care "would be dangerous to the public," a law and medical professor told Newsweek.