Nina Pullano

A Second Circuit panel didn't address historical analysis arguments under the landmark Bruen case, finding no evidence of a Second Amendment violation.

Pointing to a national crisis, New York said social media platforms have triggered depression, anxiety, eating disorders and other mental health conditions.

Summary judgment arguments are set for November, over Fox Corporation's objection.

The former Bear Stearns trader and Soros adviser

The former Bear Stearns trader and Soros adviser "brutalized women's bodies" at a luxury Manhattan penthouse, according to federal prosecutors.

Mangione accused federal and local officials of staging a scene for political benefit, not public safety, in the aftermath of his arrest.

At a “frat house with essentially unlimited funds,” drug-fueled orgies and hazing rituals were all part of the lifestyle, defense attorneys said. 

Linda Sun, an aide in two New York governors' administrations, got state business contracts for her husband's company and a second cousin without disclosing the family ties, according to a superseding indictment.

A federal appeals panel seemed skeptical that the blocked state law should be allowed to stand. 

Judge Gregory Carro indicated he would consider the $1 million bail package each defendant offered, but wanted to read the grand jury's minutes first.