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Pinterest Executives Face Derivative Suit Over Tariff Disclosure Failures
A California federal derivative suit accuses Pinterest executives of concealing how U.S. tariffs hurt advertising partners and revenues, testing disclosure duties in digital ad markets.
Cole Tomas Allen Indicted on Four Counts in Trump Assassination Attempt
A federal grand jury indicted Cole Tomas Allen on four counts, including attempted assassination of President Trump, stemming from the April 25, 2026 White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting.
Regions Bank Pays $4.9 Million to Settle PPP Loan Forgiveness Allegations
Regions Bank agreed to pay $4.9 million to the U.S. government over allegations it improperly approved an ineligible PPP loan for forgiveness under the False Claims Act.
DOJ Indicts 11 in $15 Million Temp-Tag Toll-Evasion Scheme
Federal prosecutors in New York charged 11 defendants with wire fraud and access device fraud in a scheme tied to $15 million in unpaid tolls and plates linked to six homicides.
Federal Grand Jury Indicts 12 in Indianapolis Crown Hill RICO Case
A federal grand jury indicted 12 alleged Crown Hill Enterprise members in Indianapolis on 28 RICO counts including murder, drug trafficking, and kidnapping on May 22, 2026.
Feeding Our Future Founder Sentenced to Over 41 Years in $250 Million Fraud
Aimee Bock, founder of Minnesota nonprofit Feeding Our Future, was sentenced to 500 months in prison for a $250 million pandemic nutrition fraud scheme.
Trump Drops $10B IRS Lawsuit; DOJ Establishes $1.776B Anti-Weaponization Fund
Trump and the Trump Organization dismissed their $10B IRS lawsuit with prejudice as DOJ launched a $1.776B Anti-Weaponization Fund for Biden-era enforcement claims.
Supreme Court Tightens Petition Deadline for Asylum-Seekers Facing Removal
The Supreme Court held in Riley v. Bondi that the 30-day federal petition deadline for removal orders runs from DHS issuance, not completion of immigration proceedings.
Federal Courts Block DOI Offshore Wind Lease Suspensions Five Times
Federal judges have blocked Interior Department offshore wind lease suspensions five times in 2026, sending APA challenges to the First Circuit with binding precedent at stake.
Court Halts DOJ Rule That Would Have Gutted Immigration Appeals Board
A federal district court in Washington issued an emergency injunction late on Feb. 26, 2026, blocking a Trump administration rule that would have eliminated…