Bill Taylor
George Kent
Marie Yovanovitch
Trump attacks on judiciary raise safety concerns for judges
Experts are worried that President Donald Trump's own attacks on the judiciary could make judges a more inviting target.
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Do Trump’s attacks on judicial legitimacy go too far?
When a federal judge in Seattle halted President Trump’s immigration ban, the president fired back, calling him a “so-called judge.” Do Mr. Trump’s comments hurt the U.S. legal system? Former Judge Paul Cassell of the U.S. District Court for Utah…
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News Wrap: Miss. man pleads guilty to sending poisoned letters to politicians
In our news wrap Friday, James Everett Dutschke of Mississippi pleaded guilty to sending letters laced with the toxic substance ricin to the president, a U.S. senator and a judge. Also, California Gov. Jerry Brown declared a drought emergency in…
Judge rejects $760 million NFL injury settlement with former players
A federal judge rejected a deal between the NFL and former players. The judge argued that the proposed $760 million may not be enough to cover all retired players who become ill due to head injuries suffered while playing.
The city of Detroit filed for bankruptcy in July, and now it must prove to a judge that the conditions necessitate that protection. But some pension funds, unions and retirees are fighting the filing. Jeffrey Brown gets an update from…
New Yorkers Weigh Safety and Harassment in 'Stop and Frisk' Police Policy…
News Wrap: NYC's 'Stop and Frisk' Policy Is Discriminatory, Judge Says…
NYC Mayor Bloomberg Plans to Appeal Stop-and-Frisk Decision…
In other news Wednesday, the court martial against suspected Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan was temporarily halted. It was suspected that Hasan, who is representing himself, seemed intent on being sentenced to death. Also, in Libya U.S. prosecutors have begun…
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