Pushes

Diddy’s Defense Pushes for Light Sentence: Music Mogul Faces Judge Amidst Calls for Reform and Family Focus

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NEW YORK — Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs urged a federal judge on Monday to impose a sentence of no more than 14 months for the music mogul’s conviction on two prostitution-related offenses. The defense contended that Combs, who has already spent over a year in custody, has faced sufficient punishment. In court documents, Combs’ attorneys depicted him as a changed individual. They argued that he has become a “humbled man” who values his family and is committed to making positive contributions to society. They also highlighted his role in mentoring fellow inmates, teaching them … Read more

U.S. Judge’s Hands Tied as Trump Administration Pushes Forward with Controversial Deportations Despite Torture Risks

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WASHINGTON — A federal judge has ruled that she is unable to halt the deportation of four men from Ghana to their home countries, where they reportedly face the risk of torture and persecution. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan’s decision represents a significant setback for advocates who argue that the U.S. government is evading international law regarding the treatment of migrants. Judge Chutkan expressed alarm over the government’s actions, noting concerns about the procedures involved in these deportations. While she recognized that the administration seems to be bypassing the U.N. Convention Against Torture by sending … Read more

Colorado Pushes Back AI Law Implementation, Allowing Fresh Legislative Revisions Amid National Debate

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Denver, Colorado — The implementation of Colorado’s far-reaching artificial intelligence law has been postponed by roughly five months. Initially slated to take effect on February 1, 2026, the law will now begin on June 30, 2026. The delay follows the signature of several bills by Governor Jared Polis on August 28, which included a measure altering the effective date of the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act. This postponement allows state lawmakers another opportunity to modify the law when the regular legislative session resumes in early January 2026. Legal experts from Reed Smith noted that the delay … Read more

Justice Department Pushes for Transparency in Epstein Investigation, Seeks to Declassify Grand Jury Testimonies

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The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a move to unseal grand jury transcripts linked to the investigations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The motion highlights that the transcripts include testimony from two law enforcement officials, raising questions about previous transparency efforts under the Trump administration in this prominent case. In a recent filing, the Department underscored the public’s need for clarity regarding the ongoing investigations related to Epstein. Earlier in the month, the Department sought to declassify materials utilized during inquiries in both New York and Florida. Attorney General Pam Bondi and Deputy … Read more