Hunter S. Thompson Death Confirmed as Suicide in Colorado Review
Colorado investigators have confirmed their original finding that journalist Hunter S. Thompson's 2005 shooting death was suicide after a review prompted by his wife's concerns.
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Five Arrested in Indiana Judge Shooting Case
Five individuals have been arrested in connection with the shooting of an Indiana judge and his wife at their Lafayette home, with three facing attempted murder charges amid ongoing investigations.
Spanish Court Drops Julio Iglesias Sexual Assault Case
Spanish prosecutors have shelved a sexual assault and human trafficking complaint against singer Julio Iglesias, citing lack of jurisdiction as alleged offences occurred outside Spain.
Pentagon Contractor Indicted Over Classified Leak to Reporter
A Pentagon contractor has been indicted for allegedly leaking classified national defence information to a Washington Post reporter, sparking an FBI raid on the journalist's home.
Medical Report 'Imminent' in Donaldson Court Case
A medical report on Lady Eleanor Donaldson is imminent, a court has been told, as the trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife on historical sex offence charges faces further delay.
Nevada Judge Retires After Stalking Allegations
Respected Nevada family court judge Bridget Robb announces retirement after being accused of stalking a younger attorney, with a temporary protection order issued against her.
Baldoni Lawyers: 'Hot and Sexy' Film Negates Lively Harassment Claims
Justin Baldoni's legal team argues Blake Lively's sexual harassment lawsuit should be dismissed because the film 'It Ends With Us' was intended to be 'hot and sexy', calling her allegations 'petty slights'.
Chicago Man's Snapchat Bounty Trial Sent to Jury
Federal jury deliberates fate of Juan Espinoza Martinez, accused of using Snapchat to offer $10,000 bounty on Border Patrol commander's life in Chicago immigration crackdown case.
Judge Rejects DOJ Charges Against Don Lemon in Church Protest
A federal magistrate judge has reportedly dismissed prosecutors' efforts to charge journalist Don Lemon following an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service.
Judge Blocks Charges Against Don Lemon Over Church Protest
A federal magistrate judge has refused to approve charges against former CNN anchor Don Lemon for his involvement in a Minnesota church protest, reportedly angering attorney general Pam Bondi.
Beckham Name Trademark: What It Means For Brooklyn
Victoria Beckham trademarked her son Brooklyn's birth name in 2017. Legal experts explain what this means for the 26-year-old's rights and potential legal battles ahead.
Epstein Victims Blast Maxwell's Silence Before Congress
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein express outrage as Ghislaine Maxwell plans to plead the Fifth before US Congress, with one attorney demanding she never be released from prison.
Prosecutors Crushed by Epstein Files Workload
Hundreds of attorneys in New York and Florida are struggling to review and redact sensitive information from the massive Epstein document trove, delaying public release.
Lucy Letby's Police Plea in Netflix Documentary
New footage shows Lucy Letby pleading with police in Netflix documentary about the nurse convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill seven others.
Liz Hurley Accuses Daily Mail of Bugging Her Home
Elizabeth Hurley gave emotional testimony at the High Court, accusing Associated Newspapers of bugging her windowsill and tapping her landline. The actor described the articles as 'deeply hurtful'.
Cat Deeley Tears Up Over Guest's Mother Murder Truth
A criminal psychology professor revealed on This Morning how her father confessed to murdering her mother 18 years after her death was ruled a suicide, leaving host Cat Deeley emotional.
Daughter's 18-Year Wait for Murder Truth
Lauren Howell shares her traumatic journey of believing her mother died by suicide for 18 years before her father confessed to the murder in a shocking ITV documentary revelation.
Father Drowned in Channel During Drug Smuggling, Court Rules
A British father who vanished 20 years ago drowned in the English Channel during a suspected failed drug smuggling operation, a High Court judge has concluded after reviewing police evidence.
Maxwell to Plead Fifth in Congressional Epstein Probe
Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell will appear virtually before a US congressional committee but plans to invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during the deposition.
Maxwell to Appear Before US Congress in Epstein Probe
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, is set to appear virtually before a US congressional committee. Her lawyers plan to invoke the Fifth Amendment, calling it 'political theatre'.
Maxwell to Plead Fifth in Congressional Epstein Probe
Ghislaine Maxwell will appear before a US congressional committee but plans to invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, her lawyers have confirmed.
Ghislaine Maxwell to Testify Before US Congress
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, will appear before a US congressional committee next month, with her lawyers indicating she plans to invoke the Fifth Amendment.
Uvalde Officer Found Not Guilty Over School Shooting Response
Adrian Gonzales, a former Uvalde school police officer, has been cleared of all 29 child endangerment charges related to the 2022 Robb Elementary shooting in Texas.
ICE Deports $100M Jewelry Heist Suspect, Angering Victims
Federal officials deported Jeson Nelon Presilla Flores, a suspect in the largest US jewelry heist, before trial, leaving victims without closure and exposing systemic gaps.
Uvalde Officer Cleared in Robb Elementary Shooting Case
Former Uvalde school police officer Adrian Gonzales has been acquitted on 29 child endangerment charges related to the 2022 Robb Elementary shooting that killed 19 children.
Teen Pleads Guilty to North Carolina Mass Shooting
An 18-year-old has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and other charges for a 2022 mass shooting in Raleigh, North Carolina, that left five people dead, including his brother and a police officer.
Ex-Superintendent to Change Plea in Citizenship, Guns Case
Ian Roberts, former Des Moines superintendent, is expected to change his not guilty plea to federal charges of falsely claiming US citizenship and illegal firearm possession.
Snapchat Evidence Central in Chicago Murder Plot Trial
Snapchat messages sent to a government informant form the core evidence in the trial of Juan Espinoza Martinez, accused of plotting to kill a Border Patrol commander in Chicago.
Prince Harry Testifies Against Daily Mail in Privacy Case
Prince Harry has given evidence in the High Court, accusing the Daily Mail of serious privacy violations and illegal information gathering. He is joined by Elton John and others in the lawsuit.
Prince Harry Testifies Against Daily Mail in Court
The Duke of Sussex has given evidence in the High Court, accusing the Daily Mail's publisher of serious privacy breaches and unlawful information gathering.
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