Stories from United States

A legal expert has criticized Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, citing ethical scandals within the federal judiciary in 2023. The criticism also touches upon a criminal defendant's public attacks on the judicial process.

Palantir has protested its exclusion from a U.S. military intelligence system project.

The ACLU has secured a $485,000 settlement for a biologist who was fired from the Florida Wildlife Commission.

Funk pioneer George Clinton is suing Universal Music Group for $1.1 million in withheld royalties. The lawsuit claims the company owes him money for his work.

A jury found an individual guilty of attempting to gouge a Capitol police officer's eye and beating him with a flag pole. The individual was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

Amazon MGM Studios' film 'The Sheep Detectives' grossed $987,000 on Wednesday, a 16% decrease from the previous Wednesday. Its total domestic gross has reached $33.60 million. This represents a 14% decrease from the previous Friday, bringing the estimated total domestic gross to $36.6 million.

The Democratic Party's election strategy and messaging are under review, with questions raised about its effectiveness and messaging. Reports suggest internal discussions about the party's direction.

A lawsuit accuses Meta of marketing WhatsApp as completely private while allegedly allowing employees and contractors to review messages. The suit claims this practice violates user privacy expectations.

A federal panel of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts has approved President Trump's plans for a 250-foot arch in Washington. The panel members were selected by President Trump and have an advisory role on design.

The National Science Foundation's Leadership-Class Computing Facility at the University of Texas at Austin has passed a $376 million obligation.