U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan entered a permanent injunction on behalf of detainees, granting them class certification and demanding the facility’s conditions be improved.

U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan entered a permanent injunction on behalf of detainees, granting them class certification and demanding the facility’s conditions be improved.

The “Whatta Man” rappers are seeking to reclaim copyright ownership of their first four albums, but one federal judge already ruled against them.

Weeks before the firing, far-right influencer Laura Loomer called on the Trump administration to "fire Comey's rat daughter." It's illegal to fire federal civil servants for political reasons.

Victims of child sexual abuse material claim the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein collected and distributed tens of thousands of photos and videos showing sexual images of them and other underage g...

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The group of grocers in Harlem and the Bronx say the taxpayer-financed grocery stores planned by the city are effectively a deliberate displacement of independent grocers doing business in the five b...

The settlement follows JPMorgan Chase’s $290 million payout and Deutsche Bank’s $75 million deal with Epstein victims years prior.

Linus Fu told Courthouse News he saw Mangione every day for several months at the Brooklyn prison, where they bonded over books and their backgrounds.

Mangione was charged in both state and federal court with shooting and killing 50-year-old Brian Thompson on Dec. 4, 2024.

Courthouse News has identified nearly 100 cases this year in which the government was ordered to pay attorney’s fees to an immigrant it unlawfully detained, totaling more than $1.1 million.

Justice Department lawyers initially refused to withdraw the requests, despite admitting they were rife with “inadvertent errors.”

“The list of potential abuses is virtually endless,” two human rights groups claim in their five-count suit against Trump over challenges to ICC investigations.

The opulent gold trader Reza Zarrab, nicknamed the “Turkish Gatsby,” admitted at trial to helping the Islamic Republic of Iran skirt economic sanctions through a money laundering scheme.

The digital theft and copying of hundreds of thousands of copyrighted articles to train AI apps like ChatGPT is a “death knell” for the already fragile local journalism industry, the publishers say.

Federal prosecutors agreed to entirely drop money laundering and sanctions charges against Halkbank largely due to Turkey's assistance in brokering the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement.

The convicted FTX founder has already filed an application for a presidential pardon, according to Department of Justice records.

The champion boxer accuses his former investment manager of duping him out of tens of millions of dollars at a time in a series of unauthorized transactions.

Wolff filed the lawsuit last fall in a bid to ward off a billion-dollar threat from the first lady, who vowed to sue him over comments on the Epstein files.

A New York-based reporter for the London tabloid accused two editors of sexual harassment and retaliation.

The daughter of former FBI Director James Comey says she was fired as a federal prosecutor over her perceived political affiliation. Now her wrongful termination lawsuit can proceed in federal court.

The Treasury Department modified the economic sanctions that had prevented the deposed Venezuelan leader from tapping his country’s government funds to cover legal costs in his narcotrafficking crimin...

Inside a New York Cayuga Centers foster facility, six children who crossed the border to reunite with their families say staff used threats of deportation to discourage them from misbehaving — or comp...

A review of federal court documents by THE CITY reveals three dozen cases in which local law enforcement allegedly cooperated with ICE agents.

The city sued Jordan McGraw earlier this year to stop him from releasing “extremely problematic” NYPD footage that stemmed from his production of a pro-cop TV show.