Neither the court nor the defense was aware of prosecutors accessing the documents, attorneys added. Prosecutors said they asked for limited information from Mangione’s health insurer, Aetna.

Diddy’s lawyers chose not to call a single witness, though they submitted evidence and stipulations in their client’s defense. The rapper’s team also made what’s known as a Rule 29 motion ...

Federal prosecutors in New York rested their case Tuesday against Sean “Diddy” Combs, while the music mogul’s defense team offered no witnesses of its own, moving the sprawling racketeering ...

Today Diddy’s team made its motion for a judgment of acquittal after the government’s case, and the judge said he would decide on the motion. It’s a formality: The motion will surely be denied.