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RFK Jr.’s Dual Role: Legal Battles and a Potential Spot as HHS Chief Could Intertwine

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WASHINGTON — As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aligns himself with a presidential run, his continuing court battles through the nonprofit Children’s Health Defense paint a complex picture of what could be a controversial tenure if he is confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services. Kennedy, while not currently at the helm of the group—known for its vaccine skepticism—continues as an attorney in a series of high-profile lawsuits that directly confront federal health policies he would oversee if confirmed by the Senate. Kennedy’s imminent role could potentially end some ongoing lawsuits, particularly those against government … Read more

Judge Excludes Testimony of Deceased Witness in Brandon Crump Jr.’s Trial for Killing of Rowan Sweeney

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Youngstown, Ohio – Testimony from a deceased witness to the killing of 4-year-old Rowan Sweeney will not be admitted as evidence in the upcoming trial of defendant Brandon Crump Jr., ruled Mahoning County Common Pleas Judge Anthony D’Apolito on Friday. The ruling came after attorneys in the case exchanged filings and made oral arguments before Judge D’Apolito. Crump’s attorney, Lou DeFabio, argued that the testimony given by the witness, Yarnell Green Jr., in 2021 was related to a different charge faced by Crump at the time, not the charges currently faced by Crump, which include … Read more

Accused Racketeering Boss Michael Miske Jr.’s Federal Trial Begins with Jury Selection and Over 900 Potential Witnesses

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HONOLULU, Hawaii – The trial of accused racketeering boss Michael Miske Jr. is set to begin on Monday with the selection of a jury. Miske, a longtime business owner in Honolulu, was arrested more than three years ago in a federal criminal conspiracy case. The trial is expected to involve over 900 witnesses and several former co-defendants who have reached plea deals. Empaneling an impartial jury will be the initial challenge in this high-profile case, which includes allegations of obstruction of justice and witness tampering. Potential jurors have already expressed concerns about their safety and … Read more