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PBS NewsHour

ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Lying About Shooting Incident

Christian Castro, an ICE officer, pleaded not guilty to charges of lying about a shooting incident involving Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis during an immigration operation in Minnesota. Castro was released on a $75,000 bond and is facing both federal and state charges related to the incident, which has drawn significant scrutiny and internal conflict within the Justice Department.

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Guardian — US

Former Safety Manager Sentenced to 19 Months for Role in Child's Death

Jeffrey Mosteller has been sentenced to 19 months in prison after pleading no contest to involuntary manslaughter related to the death of five-year-old Thomas Cooper. The incident occurred in January 2025 due to an explosion in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.

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Al Jazeera English

Costa Rican President Discusses Potential for US Military Operations

Costa Rican President Laura Fernandez stated that any US military operations in Costa Rica would require Congressional approval. She indicated that such operations could enhance national security against transnational crime but confirmed there are no current plans for US military presence. The discussion occurs amid rising crime rates in Costa Rica and increasing US pressure to combat crime in the region.

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New York Times — Tech

F.B.I. Investigates Sale of Stolen Identity Documents

The F.B.I. is conducting an investigation into the sale of stolen scanned identity documents, which includes millions of driver's licenses. The agency is examining the methods of acquisition and distribution of these documents.

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PBS NewsHour

Defense Attorney Comments After Mistrial Declared in Lindsay Clancy Case

Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, spoke to reporters after a mistrial was declared in her murder case, criticizing a juror for hindering the deliberation process. He expressed respect for the judge and emphasized Clancy's love for her children, who he noted are victims in the case.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump's Lawyers Challenge Letitia James on Evidence in Civil Suit

Trump's legal team is questioning New York Attorney General Letitia James regarding her compliance with a court order related to evidence in a civil suit that could cost him $464 million. They assert that she has not adequately disclosed preservation practices for evidence, particularly communications with Michael Cohen, a former attorney for Trump. The ongoing case involves allegations of inflated property values and has seen various legal challenges from Trump's attorneys.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump's Lawyers Challenge Letitia James on Evidence in Civil Suit

President Donald Trump's legal team has filed a letter with the New York Supreme Court questioning Attorney General Letitia James' compliance with a court order regarding evidence in a civil suit. They argue that James has not adequately disclosed her office's evidence preservation practices and may possess key evidence related to the case. The dispute is part of a larger legal battle stemming from allegations that Trump inflated property values fraudulently.

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Fox News — Latest

Former UC Berkeley softball player files lawsuit against university and ex-coach over alleged sexual misconduct

A former UC Berkeley softball player has filed a lawsuit against the university and ex-coach Chelsea Spencer, alleging sexual misconduct and retaliation regarding her playing time. The lawsuit claims that Spencer pressured the player into a sexual relationship and that the university failed to act despite knowledge of the situation. The player is seeking damages and a jury trial.

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The Hill

Federal judge questions prosecutors in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool case

On September 4, 2026, a federal judge in Washington questioned prosecutors about President Trump's comments related to an Olympian accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Judge Todd Edelman sought clarification on the necessity of leaving the possibility of future charges open during the hearing.

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New York Times — Politics

Prosecutors Decide Not to Reinstate 9/11 Confession Obtained After Torture

The U.S. government has decided against trying to reinstate a confession made by Mr. Mohammed to F.B.I. agents in 2007 at Guantánamo Bay. This decision comes after years of defending the confession as unaffected by the harsh treatment he received in C.I.A. custody.

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Guardian — US

Judge Declares Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case After Jury Deadlock

A mistrial has been declared in the case of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of murdering her three children, after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict following extensive deliberations. The case has raised significant discussions about postpartum mental health issues, with arguments presented regarding Clancy's mental state during the incident.

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Fox News — Latest

ICE officer pleads not guilty to charges related to Minneapolis shooting

Christian Castro, an ICE officer, pleaded not guilty to charges of lying about a shooting incident involving a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis. The shooting occurred during an immigration enforcement operation, and Castro faces multiple charges related to his statements to investigators.

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PBS NewsHour

Prosecutors Comment on Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case

Prosecutors addressed the media after a mistrial was declared in the Lindsay Clancy case, emphasizing the focus on seeking justice for the three children involved. District Attorney Timothy Cruz clarified that the case was not about the healthcare system or postpartum depression, despite acknowledging the broader issues surrounding these topics.

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Washington Post — Politics

Judge orders DOJ to reveal origin of discontinued compensation fund

A judge has mandated that the DOJ provide details about the origin of a compensation fund that was intended for individuals alleging wrongful prosecution. The fund was discontinued by the Trump administration, but related lawsuits continue.

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Washington Examiner

Mistrial Declared in Lindsay Clancy Murder Case Following Jury Deadlock

A Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case after the jury deadlocked following seven days of deliberation. The prosecution now faces three options: retrying the case, offering a plea deal, or abandoning the prosecution. A status conference is scheduled for September 29 to discuss the next steps.

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New York Post

Lindsay Clancy's Lawyer References Karen Read Case in Mistrial Argument

Lindsay Clancy's lawyer, Kevin Reddington, referenced the Karen Read murder case during a court session on September 4, 2026, while arguing against a mistrial. He claimed jurors may have been confused and requested to poll them for clarity. The Clancy case was declared a mistrial after over six days of deliberation due to a holdout juror.

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Fox News — Latest

Illinois Woman Charged with Murder in Death of 2-Year-Old Son

Corie A. Walsh, a 40-year-old woman from Illinois, has been charged with three counts of murder following the death of her 2-year-old son. Police found her son unresponsive at their home, and he was later pronounced dead at a hospital. The incident has drawn comparisons to the case of Lindsay Clancy, a mother who admitted to killing her children.

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Guardian — US

Mistrial Declared in Lindsay Clancy Case After Jury Deadlock

A judge has declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict following over 38 hours of deliberation. Clancy, accused of killing her three children, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, citing postpartum psychosis. The case has raised significant discussions regarding maternal mental health issues.

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PBS NewsHour

Mistrial Declared in Lindsay Clancy Murder Case After Jury Deadlock

A mistrial was declared in Lindsay Clancy's murder case after the jury could not reach a unanimous decision following seven days of deliberation. Clancy, who admitted to killing her children but pleaded not guilty due to mental health issues, may face a retrial as the prosecution considers its options. Legal experts note the challenges of finding unbiased jurors in a high-profile case.

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