3 get prison in Adidas college basketball recruiting scandal
A former Adidas executive and two other men were sentenced to prison Tuesday by a judge who said he wanted to send a "great big warning light to the basketball...
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Judge bars citizenship question from 2020 census
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration Tuesday from asking about citizenship status on the 2020 census.
Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen gets 3 years in prison
Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's once-devoted lawyer and all-around fixer, was sentenced Wednesday to three years in prison for allowing what he said was his "blind loyalty" to Trump to...
Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen pleads guilty in hush-money scheme
Two people familiar with the financial fraud investigation of Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, say his lawyers are in negotiations with prosecutors that could result in a plea...
Facebook sued by housing advocates alleging marketplace allows for discrimination
Fair housing advocates sued Facebook Tuesday, saying it lets landlords and real estate brokers target advertising to discriminate against families with children, women and those with disabilities.
Ezekiel Elliott loses appeal; ineligible to play with Cowboys Sunday
Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott's half-season run from his six-game suspension ended Thursday when a federal appeals court refused to let him play while it considered his appeal.
Trump’s tweets seen as unlikely to slow New York terror case
President Donald Trump's tweets calling for the death penalty for the man charged in the New York truck rampage could give defense attorneys grounds to argue that Trump has poisoned...
Union seeks to block ruling so Cowboys’ Ezekiel Elliott can play
The union for NFL players has asked a judge to temporarily delay the effect of her ruling permitting the league to enforce a six-game suspension of Dallas Cowboys running back...
New Jersey man convicted in New York bombing that injured 30
A New Jersey man was convicted Monday of planting two pressure-cooker bombs on New York City streets, including one that injured 30 people with a rain of shrapnel when it...
Trump’s lawyers: Courts have no say over his Twitter feed
President Donald Trump can block his critics from following him on Twitter without violating the First Amendment despite a lawsuit's claims that it violates the Constitution to do so, government...