Shu Jun Zhen received a nine-year sentence and a nearly $23 million forfeiture order after pleading guilty in a broader $92 million money-laundering case.
Read MoreCalifornia’s attorney general is challenging the closure of the National Archives’ San Bruno facility; the federal agency cites aging infrastructure and declining paper-record storage.
Read MoreA New York judge grants targeted preliminary relief to U.S. rights advocates facing possible ICC-related sanctions; the wider executive order remains in place.
Read MoreA Supreme Court order protects the FCC from a 48-hour deadline to rule on discounted political advertising rates. The justices did not decide whether the underlying FCC guidance is lawful.
Read MoreThe 11th Circuit vacated an injunction against Florida’s social-media age restrictions, allowing enforcement while the underlying First Amendment case proceeds.
Read MoreA federal judge issued a temporary restraining order halting further implementation of a National Park Service tree-removal plan at Washington’s East Potomac Golf Course through October 26.
Read MoreEight defendants face federal narcotics-conspiracy charges in Newburgh, New York, following an investigation involving street surveillance and controlled purchases.
Read MoreFederal prosecutors have charged a Metropolitan Detention Center officer in an alleged contraband-smuggling bribery scheme; the charges remain unproven.
Read MoreA federal judge temporarily blocks USDA from carrying out specified relocations and office closures while legal challenges continue.
Read MoreBy SNN Newsroom | October 14, 2026Three people have been charged in federal court in Florida in a case involving the alleged interception and attempted theft of more than $2 million in U.S. Treasury checks mailed to other...
Read MoreBy SNN Newsroom | October 14, 2026Two former vendors of Evanston/Skokie School District 65 pleaded guilty to federal wire-fraud charges on October 13 and admitted paying kickbacks to the district’s former superintendent in...
Read MoreBy SNN Newsroom | October 14, 2026A federal court temporarily halted the activities of Digital Forensics Corporation LLC and its chief executive after the Federal Trade Commission filed a civil complaint alleging deceptive sales...
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