Hunter Biden wins a $1.7 million defamation judgment against Trump ally and election denier Patrick Byrne, who also remains locked in Dominion's massive defamation lawsuit. Meanwhile, Fox News appears to have learned from its own historic defamation payout by distancing itself from Trump's primetime election speech, Trump seemingly declassifies intelligence Hunter Biden says vindicates him in the long disputed Burisma saga, and Hunter has a few choice words for Trump. Dina Doll breaks it all down.

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Hunter Biden wins a $1.7 million defamation judgment against Trump ally and election denier Patrick Byrne, who also remains locked in Dominion's massive defamation lawsuit. Meanwhile, Fox News appears to have learned from its own historic defamation payout by distancing itself from Trump's primetime election speech, Trump seemingly declassifies intelligence Hunter Biden says vindicates him in the long disputed Burisma saga, and Hunter has a few choice words for Trump. Dina Doll breaks it all down.

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Mexico is taking the extraordinary step of filing formal criminal complaints in the United States over the deaths of Mexican nationals during ICE operations, while also pursuing civil lawsuits against private immigration detention companies. The move comes as outrage grows over the killing of longtime Houston resident Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and after the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights called for independent investigations into deaths and alleged excessive use of force during U.S. immigration enforcement. Dina Doll reports.

New Mexico’s Attorney General is accusing the Justice Department of actively hindering his criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch. In a letter publicly released to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, AG Raúl Torrez says his office has sent five requests for federal cooperation over more than 130 days, warning the DOJ’s failure to act is causing “irreparable harm” to the investigation. Dina Doll breaks reports.

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Trump-appointed judge blocks DOJ grand jury subpoena seeking to obtain personal data of thousands of Fulton County election workers, calling the subpoena “staggering” and “unreasonable” Dina Doll reports.

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Trump's latest financial disclosures are fueling explosive new questions about conflicts of interest after revealing a staggering volume of stock trading and as many retail crypto investors saw steep losses, Trump's crypto empire reportedly generated massive profits. Dina Doll reports on the bi-partisan backlash Trump is facing over whether he’s using the presidency for personal enrichment.

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The Supreme Court just expanded Citizens United yet again, striking down federal limits on how much political parties can spend in coordination with their candidates—opening the door to even more money in politics. But Hawaii and Montana are fighting back with groundbreaking laws designed to challenge the Court's campaign finance doctrine. Dina Doll breaks down today's blockbuster ruling and what it means for the future of American elections.

After Trump sued the BBC for $10 billion, the network fired back by demanding his phone logs, calendars, diaries, and other records as part of discovery. Dina Doll reports how Trump’s usual legal tactic backfires and how the Supreme Court’s decision to not take up Alan Dershowitz’s defamation case plays into it.

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A federal judge blocks Trump’s plan to create a federal voting database designed to help states purge voter rolls, finding the effort unlawful because it relied on sensitive and private information, including Social Security data, and caused erroneous voter removals. At the same time, the Supreme Court allows an Eighth Circuit ruling to stand that effectively strips private individuals and organizations of a key tool for enforcing the Voting Rights Act, leaving voters in several states soley dependent on Trump’s DOJ to protect their voting rights. Dina Doll reports on the growing wave of voting rights litigation ahead of the midterms.

In a remarkable intervention, Trump’s DOJ argues in a court filing that Elon Musk’s Grok is too important to national security to be slowed down by environmental permitting requirements, citing its use by the military to bomb Iran thousands of times during Operation Epic Fury. The NAACP lawsuits argues that xAI's failure to obtain permits for its Memphis data centers violated the Clean Air Act and polluted a community already facing elevated asthma rates. Dina Doll reports