The hearing on CNN, MS NOW and Politico’s request to restore their journalists’ access to the White House after they were banned by President Donald Trump has ended without a ruling. Judge Timothy Kelly said he would take the arguments under advisement and “try to get an answer as soon as I can.” CNN's Katelyn Polantz has the details.
Mark Geragos joins “Jesse Weber Live” to discuss Presley Gerber's death and the possibility that his doctor could face charges in connection with his death. "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day’s headlines, diving into the biggest stories through the lens of legal expertise.
A 49-year-old widow who lost her husband to suicide is now suing the male escort she hired for companionship, claiming he manipulated her into handing over $6 million, and her case is far from the only one exposing how predatory romancers target the wealthy. Marianne Flippo filed suit this week against Gregg Starr, a 38-year-old […] The post Widow alleges male escort defrauded her of $6 million after husband's death appeared first on American Almanac .
A 49-year-old widow who lost her husband to suicide is now suing the male escort she hired for companionship, claiming he manipulated her into handing over $6 million, and her case is far from the only one exposing how predatory romancers target the wealthy. Marianne Flippo filed suit this week against Gregg Starr, a 38-year-old escort employed by a service called Cowboys4Angels, alleging he declared his love for her and then told her the only way they could be together was for her to buy out his $10 million contract. Flippo's husband, Chad Flippo, a software developer who helped create Roblox, died by suicide in 2024. She hired Starr for companionship in the aftermath, the New York Post reported . The complaint alleges Flippo signed…Open
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The lawsuit comes after Khalil, who was born in Syria, helped organize a student encampment at Columbia University two years ago, which served as an anti-Israel demonstration that protested the war in Gaza.
Kevin Reddington is asking Judge Sullivan to do something extraordinary: end the Commonwealth v. Clancy case without a retrial. In a renewed motion for a required finding of not guilty filed Sept. 10, 2026, the defense argues that prosecutors failed to present sufficient evidence to establish criminal responsibility, even after the first trial ended with a hung jury. But there is a challenge: This is the same judge, the same evidence and the third time he has been asked to make this ruling. So, will Judge Sullivan grant the motion? Probably not. And that is where things get interesting. Criminal defense attorney Sara Azari breaks down the latest filing.
‘She loved her children’
Clancy's five-week trial ended in a mistrial on Sept. 4, after a jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
She claimed their daughter was sick and didn’t want to fly on the day of the crash
Jurors who sat through five weeks of gut-wrenching testimony in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial are legally free to sell their stories once deliberations end, and legal and publishing experts say the true-crime market makes those stories worth real money. The nine women and three men on the jury in Plymouth, Massachusetts, heard 85 witnesses, […] The post Lindsay Clancy jurors could pursue book deals after trial — and publishers may already be watching appeared first on American Almanac .
Jurors who sat through five weeks of gut-wrenching testimony in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial are legally free to sell their stories once deliberations end, and legal and publishing experts say the true-crime market makes those stories worth real money. The nine women and three men on the jury in Plymouth, Massachusetts, heard 85 witnesses, reviewed 200 pieces of evidence, and listened to Patrick Clancy's 911 call as he discovered what had happened to his three children, Cora, Dawson, and Callan, in January 2023. Lindsay Clancy admitted to strangling all three in their Massachusetts home. The only question at trial was whether severe postpartum psychosis stripped her of criminal responsibility. That question has proved agonizing for…Open