Judge Denies Brian Hickerson’s Expungement After ‘High’ TMZ Interview
In a courtroom showdown, the judge rejected Brian Hickerson’s request to clear his 2020 domestic‑violence record after he was called “quite high” during a TMZ interview.
Former Housekeeper to Collect $13M From Chris Brown’s Tour Earnings
A Los Angeles judge has granted a former housekeeper of pop star Chris Brown the right to receive a portion of his tour income, potentially adding millions to her earnings.
Daveigh Chase’s Dad Seeks Judge to Block Mom’s Estate Administration Bid
John Schwallier files motion to deny Cathy Chase’s request to administer her daughter’s 6‑figure estate, sparking a legal showdown over control of the assets.
Stars and Stripes Faces Editorial Shake‑Up After Pentagon Action
The Pentagon’s recent firings at Stars and Stripes spark debate over the paper’s independence and the future of military‑funded journalism.
Pentagon Opens UFO Files to the Public: What We Know
The Pentagon has begun releasing declassified UFO documents, sparking renewed interest in unidentified aerial phenomena. Here’s what the files reveal and why it matters.
Court Ruling May Spark Wave of Social‑Media Addiction Lawsuits
An appeals court decision could open the floodgates for lawsuits against Google, Meta and other platforms, claiming they foster addictive user behavior.
Fake Rental Listings Surge, Costing Victims Thousands
The FBI reports a sharp rise in fake rental scams, with stolen photos tricking renters into paying thousands. Learn how to spot and avoid these frauds.
Pentagon Issues Separation Notices to Stars & Stripes Leadership
The Pentagon has issued separation notices to both the publisher and editor‑in‑chief of Stars & Stripes, sparking questions about the future of the military’s flagship newspaper.
Federal Court Rules Prosecutor Who Subpoenaed Letitia James Was Unlawfully Appointed
A federal appeals court found that the Northern District of New York’s top prosecutor was serving unlawfully when he subpoenaed New York Attorney General Letitia James, raising questions about the legitimacy of the subpoena.
Federal Court Blocks More College Athletes From Returning
A federal appeals court has halted the return of fifth‑year college athletes, putting a stop to the surge of players planning to re‑enroll for sports.