Complaints against Diddy allege sexual assault and sex trafficking — and some include allegations against other known figures.
Sean "Diddy" Combs's vast wealth and private jet would allow him to flee the country if he were set free before trial, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors accused Combs of forcing female victims "to engage in extended sex acts with male commercial sex workers" he referred to as "Freak Offs."
Officials say the suspect's cellphone was at Trump's West Palm Beach, Florida, golf club from 2 a.m. until the Secret Service spotted him.
Police recovered a stolen Winston Churchill portrait that had been swapped out with a forgery and gone unnoticed for months.
In a techlash era, the Justice Department wanted a jury to hear its advertising antitrust case against Google. Google short-circuited the process.
The Brazilian Supreme Court on Friday seized more than $3 million from X and SpaceX accounts to settle fines levied against Elon Musk's companies.
A federal judge in Manhattan found Trump liable in the "Electric Avenue" copyright case, saying he offered no real defense for using the song.
After taking a plea deal, Timberlake acknowledged his platform as a celebrity and said he'd fallen short of the standards he set for himself.
On Thursday, Trump suffered back-to-back state and federal legal losses in his NY hush-money case. Now he can shoot for the moon at the Supreme Court.
One white-collar defense attorney told BI there were "routine" schemes that the wealthy "often endeavor out of sheer greed."
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Shanduke McPhatter led the Gangsta Killer Bloods, also known as G-Shine, in Brooklyn, New York, for over 10 years.
Rachel Williams is suing Netflix over her portrayal as a friend of Anna Sorokin (AKA Anna Delvey) in the Shonda Rhimes show "Inventing Anna."
An associate of Sam Bankman-Fried tried to withdraw his attempted withdrawal of his guilty plea. It didn't go as expected.
"They have been the prosecuting attorney, the defense attorney, and the judge and the jury," of the online ad ecosystem, Jeff Green said of Google.
It's been a year since a young Marine veteran fatally subdued a screaming man on a NYC subway. Now, more video has emerged — but there's a catch.
Former personal assistant Tyrese Haspil was sentenced to 40 years to life for the killing of Fahim Saleh, the boss he embezzled from.
A family sued TikTok alleging a 10-year-old died due to a "blackout challenge" seen on her FYP. If the case goes to SCOTUS it could impact Section 230.
The princess called Alito and his wife her "friends" and Alito a "hero," the NYT reported.
Jack White and The White Stripes join a growing list of artists that have sued Donald Trump and his campaign after he used their music.
Jessica Leeds testified that Donald Trump groped her on an airplane in testimony for E. Jean Carroll's sexual abuse trial.
Experts say the trial could result in a breakup of Google, which could boost rivals like The Trade Desk and enhance transparency in the marketplace.
State media found that Chinese schools for fields like IT, car manufacturing, and aviation were letting students graduate without showing up for class.
A lawyer for Donald Trump tried a star-studded argument in fighting Eddy Grant's copyright case on Friday. But the judge sounded skeptical.
A delay of Trump's sentencing until three weeks after the election robs Kamala Harris of a talking point and protects his New Jersey liquor licenses.
Donald Trump appeared in court Friday for arguments in the appeal of the E. Jean Carroll trial that found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation.
Pavel Baryshev, who was deputy minister for natural resources, is accused of using forged documents to snag a $223,000 apartment, investigators said.
Donald Trump's song with the J6 Prison Choir has modest success, but it never achieved RIAA platinum status.
Weinstein's lawyers and the architect of the law E. Jean Carroll used to sue Trump all say the former president has a slim chance of victory.
A South African rail agency's chief engineer was sentenced to 15 years in prison after lying about his degrees when he'd only been to high school.
Mass torts hold companies accountable for their actions — but they're a product of pure anarchy.
A nationwide push to make civilians more vigilant has spawned a slew of official warnings for things such as part-time jobs.
Bloomberg reported that the US DOJ subpoenaed Nvidia as part of an antitrust probe. Nvidia said it was not subpoenaed.
Anna Sorokin quietly won a major legal victory and was released from house arrest last month. She'll be dancing and hosting fashion week events.
The pitch deck shows how DoubleClick was positioning itself as a key asset to help a potential Big Tech acquirer to become an advertising giant.
Linda Sun, 40, was charged on Tuesday with 10 criminal counts, with prosecutors saying she blocked Taiwan's access to New York governors.
A judge on Tuesday refused to take the case. But Trump can still use the state appellate system and his new immunity powers to ice his sentencing.
Business Insider spoke with high-profile employment rights lawyers about mistakes companies repeatedly make that lead to big payouts to their workers.
The broadcaster CCTV aired clips of workers soaking the berries in vats of sodium metabisulfite and smoking them in place of sun-drying their crop.
Disney's lawyers argued that the widower waived his right to a jury trial because he registered for Disney+ in 2019. The backlash was swift.
Lawyers for Donald Trump and Eddy Grant are "gonna rock down to" a Manhattan courtroom to fight over Trump's use of the '80s hit "Electric Avenue."
Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes threatened big fines if citizens used VPNs to access X after the site was banned. Demand for VPNs surged anyway.
Over three months, a 28-year-old woman was scammed out of over $300,000. When she realized it was a scam, her world came crashing down.
Legal tech is having a big moment thanks to gen-AI, with established startups as well as newcomers nabbing VC funding to build out their offerings.
Pavel Durov's arrest prompted questions about to what degree executives are responsible for content on their platforms.
Care.com agreed to pay $8.5 million after the FTC said it deceived both caregivers and people needing care.
Those nine pages Jack Smith trimmed from Trump's election-conspiracy indictment mean it will now survive a SCOTUS challenge, a legal expert said.