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While such a deal could potentially secure Assange’s freedom, it could still set a dangerous precedent since it would criminalize the relationship between a journalist and his source. the US could have leaked the talk of a plea deal to the press to portray Assange as unreasonable if he didn’t take it. A plea deal…

London's High Court will rule on Tuesday whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can appeal his extradition to the United States, where he would face trial for exposing US war crimes. According to WikiLeaks, the written ruling is due to be delivered by 10:30 am London time. Last month, Assange's legal…

Following a charged two-day extradition hearing in London, the fate of the WikiLeaks founder hangs in the balance.

A Long Island family is finally home sweet home after a nearly two-year nightmare battle with an allegedly racist squatter.

Barry and Barbara Pollack who took over the home of an Indian-origin man in New York’s Jericho finally left the home which they held onto illegally for almost two decades. Even though the house originally belonged to the Pollacks, Bobby Chawla and his family bought the 1,536-square-foot house 22 months ago in a bank auction.

A pair of allegedly racist Long Island squatters who hadn't paid their mortgage in more than a decade appear to have finally moved out.

The frustrated owners of the Long Island home claim they've paid $85,000 to keep up with taxes, mortgage, utilities and other bills, while squatter Barry J. Pollack and his wife, Barbara, live there.

The role of secret evidence at public trials is expected to raise a series of tricky legal issues and logistical hurdles. Here’s a closer look.

MIAMI -- Lawyers for former President Donald Trump and prosecutors who have accused him of illegally retaining national-security documents after leaving office are expected to meet today to discuss how to handle classified materials at the heart of the case.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers appear to be preparing for a pretrial fight over showing sensitive evidence to the jury and the public.