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Kouri Richins’ Murder Case Sees Major Delay as Appeal Triggers New Trial Dates Set for Early 2026

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PARK CITY, Utah — Kouri Richins, charged with the murder of her husband, faces a significant delay in her legal proceedings due to a recent appeal request, pushing her trial back nearly a year. During a virtual hearing on Friday, new jury trial dates were set, with jury selection slated to begin on Feb. 10, 2026, followed by the trial starting on Feb. 23. This delay comes after Richins’ attorneys appealed a court ruling limiting the jury pool to residents of Summit County, as they sought to include jurors from neighboring Salt Lake County. Richins, … Read more

Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court: Seeks Delay on Deportation Ruling to South Sudan

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The Trump administration has turned to the Supreme Court, seeking to pause a lower court’s ruling that impacts deportations of South Sudanese nationals. This appeal comes in the wake of a federal judge’s order aimed at preventing the deportation of individuals to South Sudan due to concerns over the safety and stability of the region. The administration’s argument centers on the legal authority of immigration enforcement and the need to uphold the integrity of U.S. immigration policies. Officials contend that halting deportations interferes with the government’s ability to manage immigration effectively. This legal maneuver reflects … Read more

Homeowners Struggle as Insurers Delay Wildfire Claims Amid Legal Worries and Rising Repair Costs

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ALTEDENA, Calif. — Homeowners in the aftermath of devastating wildfires in Altadena and Pacific Palisades are expressing frustration over insurance companies’ slow responses and insufficient claim payouts. Attorneys representing these homeowners report that the issues are particularly severe for properties that have not been deemed a total loss. As affected homeowners navigate the complex claims process, some legal experts believe that pursuing mass torts based on shared experiences could provide a viable path forward, despite no such cases being filed yet. The Eaton Fire is estimated to have caused around $10 billion in damages, highlighting … Read more

Virginia Judge Rules Against School for Suspending Student Who Reported Classmate With Bullet After Delay

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Virginia Beach, Virginia — A local judge criticized the suspension of a sixth grader at St. John the Apostle Catholic School as “appalling,” ruling in favor of the student’s mother who argued that the school breached its contract by disciplining her son for reporting the presence of a bullet in his classroom too late. The student, referred to as A.W. in court documents, faced a day and a half suspension in September, alongside the student who brought the bullet. The incident unfolded when A.W. was shown a bullet by a classmate while preparing for a … Read more