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DOJ Charges Raúl Castro in 1996 Brothers to the Rescue Shoot-Down
The DOJ unsealed a superseding indictment charging Raúl Castro and five co-defendants with murder and aircraft destruction in the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shoot-down.
Four Tren de Aragua Members Plead Guilty to 2024 Bronx Double Murder
Four Tren de Aragua members pleaded guilty June 3, 2026, to a 2024 Bronx double murder, completing the federal conviction of all eight defendants in the case.
DOJ Reaches Settlement With Cleveland Clinic Over Pediatric Gender Care
The DOJ and Ohio AG secured a $308,000 settlement with Cleveland Clinic requiring the hospital to stop gender-transition care for minors under False Claims Act authority.
FBI Arrests Three U.S. Citizens in ISIS Material Support Conspiracy
The FBI arrested three U.S. citizens in Kansas and California on June 5, 2026, for allegedly conspiring to fund ISIS and plan drone attacks on American troops.
Bolton Pleads Guilty to Single Classified Information Count
John Bolton agreed to plead guilty to one count of retaining classified information, accepting a $2.25 million fine and up to 60 months in prison under a federal plea deal.
Harris County Jury Acquits Defendant in Misdemeanor Case
A Harris County jury acquitted a defendant on a misdemeanor charge June 5, 2026, in County Criminal Court at Law No. 4 before Judge Shannon Baldwin in Houston, Texas.
Harris County Jury Convicts Defendant on Murder, Imposes 68-Year Term
A Harris County jury convicted a defendant on murder in the 482nd Criminal District Court on June 5, 2026, and imposed a 68-year prison sentence before Judge Veronica Nelson.
Federal Jury Awards $6M in First Social Media Addiction Bellwether
A Los Angeles jury awarded $6 million against Meta and Google in the first U.S. social media addiction product-liability trial, split 70-30 between the defendants.
Los Angeles Jury Convicts Loyer on All Counts in Unhoused Murders
A Los Angeles County jury convicted Clifford Chaun Loyer on all seven counts, including two first-degree murders of unhoused men, with a special circumstance finding ensuring LWOP.
Federal Jury Convicts Pennsylvania Man in Tampa Hospital CEO Threat Case
A Tampa federal jury convicted Lawrence Brunn, 63, of cyber harassment for making persistent death threats against Tampa General Hospital CEO John Couris, per a June 5, 2026 verdict.