Activist Mahmoud Khalil Ordered Deported Amid Allegations of Immigration Misconduct in Controversial Case

A Louisiana immigration judge has mandated the deportation of former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil to either Syria or Algeria, citing his alleged failure to fully disclose necessary information on his green card application. This ruling, unveiled in federal court documents by Khalil’s legal team on Wednesday, marks a significant turn in Khalil’s ongoing legal battles. Judge Jamee Comans stated that Khalil was aware that failing to disclose his affiliations could lead to further scrutiny and potential denial of his application for conditional permanent residency. She asserted that Khalil’s omissions were intentional, declaring that they … Read more

Bank of America Executives Ordered to Testify in Unprecedented Class Action Over Pandemic-Related Unemployment Claims

San Diego, Calif. — A federal judge has mandated that two high-ranking executives from Bank of America testify in a significant consumer class action concerning the alleged mishandling of unemployment benefit claims during the COVID-19 pandemic. Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel issued the ruling on Wednesday, rejecting the bank’s request for reconsideration. The decision paves the way for CEO Brian Moynihan and former Chief Operating Officer Thomas Montag to answer questions pertaining to possible punitive damages related to the case. This highlights the potential financial repercussions for the bank as the litigation progresses. The case focuses … Read more

Concert Chaos: Suspect in RÜFÜS DU SOL Attack Ordered to Wear Ankle Monitor Ahead of Trial

PASADENA, Calif. — A judge has ordered 23-year-old Julio Cesar Lopez Zavala to wear an ankle monitor while he awaits trial for allegedly assaulting three concertgoers at a RÜFÜS DU SOL performance at the Rose Bowl Stadium on August 16. Zavala appeared in court last week after a video went viral showing him violently striking attendees. This incident reportedly began when a spilled drink prompted his reaction, leading to injuries for three people, including Shelby Elston, who claimed she was knocked unconscious during the altercation. Elston documented the incident on social media, appealing to the … Read more

Judge Glenda Hatchett Ordered to Pay Legal Fees After Dropping Lawsuit Against Former Georgia Sheriff

MORGAN COUNTY, Ga. — Judge Glenda Hatchett, known for her television appearances, is facing a legal setback after halting a lawsuit against former Bleckley County Sheriff Kristopher Coody and the Georgia Sheriff’s Association. Following the dismissal of her case, a court has mandated that Hatchett cover the legal fees incurred by the association. This week, Hatchett is scheduled to appear in court to address a ruling that deemed her case “without merit.” The dispute began in 2022 when Hatchett claimed she was sexually assaulted during a reception held by the Georgia Sheriff’s Association at the … Read more