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Judge Rejects Lawsuit Against Soccer Franchise’s Home at Franklin Park’s White Stadium

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Boston, Massachusetts – A judge in Boston has rejected a legal bid by an environmental nonprofit organization to prevent the city’s incoming National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) franchise from using Franklin Park’s White Stadium as its new home. The Emerald Necklace Conservatory, along with twenty individuals, filed a lawsuit last month against the city, Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Unity Soccer Partners LLC, and others, claiming that the proposed use of White Stadium constituted the privatization of public parkland. In September 2023, it was announced that a new NWSL expansion team would be coming to Boston, … Read more

Security Scare Continues: White Powder Sent to Judge in Donald Trump’s Civil Fraud Case

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New York City, NY: In a concerning development, an envelope containing white powder was discovered on Wednesday at the Manhattan courthouse of Judge Arthur Engoron, the same judge who recently ruled in favor of a $454 million civil fraud judgment against former President Donald Trump. This incident adds to a string of security scares involving individuals involved in Trump’s legal battles. The envelope was intercepted by a court officer who was conducting mail screenings at the courthouse. Upon opening the envelope, some of the powder spilled out and landed on the officer’s pants. However, preliminary … Read more

Judge in Trump’s $454 Million Fraud Case Receives Threatening Letter Containing White Powder

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New York City, New York – A suspicious letter containing white powder was sent to the chambers of Judge Arthur Engoron on Wednesday. Engoron is currently presiding over a $454 million-dollar civil fraud judgment against former President Donald Trump. The incident occurred on the same day that Trump’s attorneys filed a motion to stay the ruling, seeking to overturn the judgment. While the judge was not directly exposed to the letter, two court staffers came into contact with the powder but did not appear to be harmed. The letter was addressed to Judge Engoron at … Read more

Judge Dismisses Charges Against Accused White Supremacist Group, Citing Selective Prosecution and Free Speech Concerns

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SANTA ANA, Calif. — A federal judge in Orange County, California, has dismissed criminal charges for the second time against members of a white supremacist group suspected of inciting violence at political rallies. U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney ruled on Wednesday to dismiss charges against Robert Rundo and Robert Boman, who were accused of conspiracy to violate the Anti-Riot Act and rioting. Rundo is believed to be a founding member of Rise Above Movement (RAM), a self-proclaimed white supremacist group. The group has been described as a “combat-ready, militant group of a new nationalist … Read more