Trump admin asks Supreme Court to set aside 20,000 California ballots over citizenship row a day before midterms The Trump administration has asked the US Supreme Court to intervene in a dispute over approximately 20,000 mail ballots in California, arguing that votes cast by people suspected of not being US citizens should be kept aside until their eligibility can be verified. The Times of India · Nov 2
Trump administration appeals to Supreme Court in push to sideline 20,000 California mail ballots President Donald Trump's administration has appealed to the Supreme Court regarding disputed California mail ballots. The appeal aims to set aside about 20,000 ballots from suspected non-citizen voters. California officials argue that the list of suspects is unreliable and may include citizens. A district court previously warned that segregating these… The Economic Times · Nov 2
US judge dismisses charges against 2 ex-FBI officials over Hunter Biden laptop probe, calls prosecution 'weaponisation' A US federal judge has dismissed criminal charges against two former FBI officials accused of making false statements to Congress about the investigation into a laptop belonging to Hunter Biden, citing serious flaws in the Justice Department's handling of the case and concerns over its political timing. The Times of India · Nov 2
Judge slams 'weaponized' Hunter Biden probe as charges against FBI officials dropped Federal prosecutors could still attempt to secure an indictment from a grand jury, the ruling represents a significant defeat for Trump’s DOJ The Independent UK · Nov 2
Five threats to watch as Trump administration’s role in elections comes under scrutiny As Americans prepare to vote in the November 3 midterm elections, state and local officials are bracing for possible disruptions ranging from federal intervention at polling places to challenges over voter eligibility and the handling of ballots. The Times of India · Nov 2
Donald Trump Condemns Alina Habba's $50M Deal With Herrera Family, Saying He Personally Did Not Want Her Paid Donald Trump has criticised a reported $50m contract between his former lawyer Alina Habba Mildon and a company linked to Venezuelan banker Julio Herrera Velutini, whom Trump later pardoned. International Business Times UK · Nov 2
Trump's Justice dept steps into US midterm battles, breaks decades-old practice US President Donald Trump's Justice Department has stepped into election disputes ahead of Tuesday's US midterm elections, breaking with decades of practice aimed at keeping federal law enforcement agencies from appearing to favour a political party or candidate. The Times of India · Nov 2
Doctor Billed Medicare $45 Million for Botox — Even While Vacationing in Mexico A California doctor who billed Medicare more than $45 million for fraudulent Botox treatments has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Clever Dude · Nov 2
Supreme Court denies DOJ request to intervene in California ballot case - Roll Call Supreme Court denies DOJ request to intervene in California ballot case - Uncategorized Roll Call · Nov 2
Federal Court Orders Trump Administration To Stop 'Unlawful Threats' Against the Election Workers A California federal judge temporarily barred the Justice Department and Homeland Security from threatening election workers or demanding segregation of ballots linked to suspected noncitizens. International Business Times UK · Nov 2
US midterms: Six big questions that could decide control of Congress and road-ahead for Trump In the US midterm elections, voter concerns about the cost of living and the war with Iran are likely to influence outcomes. Democrats need to gain seats in Congress to challenge the Republican majority and further scrutinise the administration. Election day could also see disruptions and possible legal battles regarding… The Economic Times · Nov 2
Charity founder stole millions and spent $320,000 on lavish dining trips The founder of a New York charity established to help low-income families has been sentenced to 8 years in prison after stealing more than $2.5 million in donations to fund an expensive personal lifestyle. Keith Taylor, who led the Modest Needs Foundation, used money intended for people struggling with unexpected… The Times of India · Nov 2
California accountant gets 63 months in prison after $8.2 million backyard homes fraud A California accountant has been sentenced to 63 months in prison for defrauding investors of more than $8.2 million through fake real estate projects. Ethan Joseph Sanchez promised to use their money to build backyard homes but instead lost it through risky day trading. A federal judge also ordered him… The Times of India · Nov 2
International Business Times UK · Nov 2 Judge Throws Out Trump DOJ Bid to Block Alaska Senate Result Over Two Sullivan Candidates A federal judge rejected the Trump administration's attempt to block certification of Alaska's Senate election over concerns that two candidates named Sullivan could confuse voters
The Independent UK · Nov 1 Justice Department urges sanctions for database analysis critical of its noncitizen voting claims The Justice Department is urging a federal judge to consider whether to hold an immigrant rights group in contempt of court for disclosing the results of its analysis of a dataset of alleged noncitizens registered to vote in California
The Independent UK · Nov 1 Trump dealt another midterms blow as Alaska Senate race lawsuit is tossed IN FULL
International Business Times UK · Nov 1 ICE Shares a Halloween Video Set to Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' Over Images of Detained Migrants US Immigration and Customs Enforcement faced criticism after sharing a Halloween video pairing Michael Jackson's Thriller and horror imagery with footage of detained migrants and enforcement operations.
International Business Times · Nov 1 Democrat Governor Accuses Trump Of Trying To Rig Tuesday's Midterms, Citing Controversial Alaska Case The Illinois governor said Trump was weaponizing the Justice Department for political means in an attempt to rig elections in a way that undermines the electoral chances of Democrats.
International Business Times UK · Nov 1 California Woman, 75, Used Food To Lure Puppy Beneath Minivan Before Allegedly Driving Over It in California Hanh Minh Nguyen, 75, faces federal and state charges after prosecutors alleged she used food to lure a puppy beneath her minivan in Santa Ana
Medical Daily · Nov 1 Medicare Brace Fraud Fugitive Behind $365 Million Scheme Gets 20 Years, a Reminder for Seniors to Check Statements Herbert Leon Kimble was sentenced to 20 years for a $365 million Medicare brace fraud scheme. Seniors can review statements, report suspicious claims, and avoid unsolicited offers.
Medical Daily · Nov 1 HHS Refers Duke Medical School to Justice Department Over Alleged Race Use in Admissions The Department of Health and Human Services referred Duke University School of Medicine to the Justice Department, alleging race and race-related proxies influenced admissions decisions. Duke disputes the claims.
International Business Times UK · Nov 1 Donald Trump Faces Court Inquiry Over Allegations Administration Acted in Bad Faith Regarding Golf Course A federal judge is examining whether Trump administration officials and Justice Department lawyers misled the court about tree removals, among other developments.
The Times of India · Nov 1 California Governor Gavin Newsom warns federal judges of possible ballot seizures ahead of US midterm elections California Governor Gavin Newsom has asked federal judges to remain alert to possible attempts by the Trump administration to seize election ballots and related materials ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections, amid an ongoing legal dispute over federal demands for voter records.
The Economic Times · Nov 1 Trump White House maps path to govern without Congress if Democrats win Trump's White House has been preparing for a potential Democratic Congress and its implications for his administration. Senior officials are identifying executive actions across various sectors that Trump can implement without congressional approval. This planning includes new tariffs, rules on visas, and methods to influence federal spending. While Trump could…