Justice

Fox News — Latest Aug 14

NYPD Officer Convicted of Chokehold Violation Under 2020 Ban

NYPD Officer Omar Habib was convicted on August 14, 2026, of strangulation and using a prohibited chokehold, marking the first conviction under New York City's 2020 chokehold ban. The conviction stems from an incident in July 2023 where Habib used a chokehold on a man resisting arrest, leading to the man's loss of consciousness. Following the conviction, Habib was terminated from the police department.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 14

Isabelle Johnson Arrested After 45-Day Manhunt for Murder

Isabelle Johnson was arrested on August 13, 2026, after a 45-day manhunt across three states. She is charged with the murder of Jason Coulthart, whose body was found in a shallow grave in Florida. Johnson's arrest followed a coordinated effort by law enforcement agencies, and additional arrests in the case are expected.

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NPR — Top Stories Aug 14

Judge dismisses lawsuit from Trump administration regarding antisemitism at Harvard University

A lawsuit brought by the Trump administration alleging antisemitism at Harvard University has been dismissed by U.S. District Judge Richard G. Stearns. The judge indicated that the administration failed to prove a violation of federal civil rights laws.

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New York Post Aug 14

Arizona teen charged for targeting ex-girlfriend with dodgeballs during gym class

A teenager in Arizona faces assault charges for allegedly using dodgeballs to target his ex-girlfriend during gym class. Officials are considering the dodgeballs as weapons in this case, citing reckless harm to the victim.

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The Hill Aug 14

Nevada judge dismisses charges against six Republicans in 2020 election case

On August 14, 2026, a Nevada judge dismissed criminal charges against six Republicans accused of falsely declaring President Trump the winner of the state's 2020 election. The judge cited a lack of sufficient evidence for the prosecution's case.

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New York Post Aug 14

Middle school employee charged with possession of child pornography

Francis John Teeling, a 69-year-old employee at Lakefield Copper Beech Middle School, has been charged with possession of child pornography involving young female children. The charges were announced by the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office.

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New York Times — US Aug 14

Justice Department Report Highlights Inmate Abuse in California Women's Prisons

A report from the Justice Department has highlighted issues of inmate abuse at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla, California. The findings indicate that state authorities failed to adequately respond to allegations of abuse within the facility.

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PBS NewsHour Aug 14

Judge dismisses case against Nevada electors accused of forgery related to 2020 election

A judge has dismissed the case against Nevada electors accused of forging a certificate related to the 2020 election. This decision reflects ongoing legal challenges in various swing states concerning the prosecution of individuals involved in efforts to support Donald Trump after his electoral defeat.

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Guardian — US Aug 13

Three executions carried out on the same day in the US for the first time in 15 years

On August 13, 2026, three men were executed in Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama, marking the first occurrence of simultaneous executions in 15 years. This event reflects a renewed trend in the United States regarding the use of the death penalty.

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New York Post Aug 13

Fatal Stabbing Occurs Outside Police Station in Downtown Los Angeles

A fatal stabbing took place outside a police station in downtown Los Angeles on August 13, 2026. Local authorities are investigating the incident.

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Washington Examiner Aug 13

Supreme Court Asked to Review Case Involving Female-Only Spa

The Supreme Court is being petitioned to review a case involving Olympus Spa, a female-only establishment in Washington state that seeks to maintain its admission policy based on religious beliefs. The spa is facing legal action from the state after a complaint was filed, and the owners argue that the state's enforcement actions violate their First Amendment rights. The case has garnered attention due to a dissenting opinion in a lower court.

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The Hill Aug 13

Third detainee dies after medical emergency at New Jersey ICE facility

A third migrant has died at Delaney Hall, New Jersey's largest immigrant detention facility, after a medical emergency. The Department of Homeland Security reported that the incident occurred on July 19 when a nurse noticed the detainee experiencing seizure-like symptoms.

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The Verge Aug 13

Apple proposes fee structure for external digital purchases in dispute with Epic Games

Apple has filed a proposal to collect fees on digital purchases made through external links, which Epic Games contests as exceeding court guidance. This comes after a ruling that prevents Apple from taking commissions on such purchases due to non-compliance with a prior injunction.

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PBS NewsHour Aug 13

DOJ initiates denaturalization proceedings against 25 naturalized Americans

Federal prosecutors have moved to denaturalize 25 naturalized Americans, alleging they concealed serious crimes and lied about their pasts. The Justice Department has prioritized denaturalization as part of its enforcement efforts.

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Los Angeles Times Aug 13

U.S. Department of Justice settles lawsuit with L.A. County Sheriff's Department regarding concealed firearm permits

The U.S. Department of Justice has settled a lawsuit with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department concerning delays in processing concealed firearm permit applications. The settlement was announced on August 13, 2026.

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Fox News — Latest Aug 13

Shooting Incident Involving Armed Man and Oakland Police Under Investigation

On July 13, an armed confrontation between Oakland police and Jose Angel Castillo, 43, ended in a shooting after Castillo allegedly lunged at officers with weapons. The incident is under investigation by multiple agencies, and the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave.

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Guardian — US Aug 13

Massachusetts Teen Charged with Double Murder, Allegedly Used ChatGPT

Arjun Aravind, a 17-year-old from Massachusetts, has been charged with the murders of his mother and younger brother. Prosecutors allege that he used ChatGPT and the internet to research fantasy stories about killing, and he is being held without bail following his arraignment.

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PBS NewsHour Aug 13

Jury Selected for Trial of Former Gang Leader in Tupac Shakur Murder Case

A jury has been selected for the trial of a former gang leader charged with ordering the murder of Tupac Shakur. The trial is set to commence with opening statements on Monday in Las Vegas.

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The Hill Aug 13

DOJ Accuses California Prisons of Failing to Protect Female Inmates from Sexual Abuse

The Department of Justice has accused California's prison system of failing to protect female inmates from sexual abuse and harassment. The allegations focus on the Central California Women’s Facility and another women's prison managed by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

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cnbc.com Aug 13

Luigi Mangione Expected to Plead Guilty in Federal Stalking Case Related to Health Insurance CEO Killing

Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty in a federal stalking case linked to the alleged murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. He is also facing murder charges in New York state court, with jury selection scheduled for September 8. If he pleads guilty, his defense may invoke double jeopardy protections against state prosecution.

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