Justice Sonia Sotomayor refused to block a massive judgment against the PLO, upholding the Anti-Terrorism Act's enforcement for American victims while appellate reviews continue.
Recent judicial transfers in Delhi and escalating interstate water disputes in India highlight the tension between administrative discretion and the enforcement of the rule of law.
As Middle East conflicts escalate and legal penalties mount for media figures, traditional journalism is being replaced by high-stakes influencer narratives and platform-driven engagement.
Senate Republicans are blocking Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General, citing concerns over a tax audit immunity deal for the President, while the White House navigates a conditional disarmament agreement…
A new federal rule bypasses initial asylum interviews, sending hundreds of thousands of cases directly to immigration courts to expedite potential removal orders.
A landmark French judicial ruling requiring major corporations to reduce carbon emissions is poised to reshape liability standards across Belgium, Italy, and Switzerland.
Regulators allege the telehealth giant shared sensitive medical data with Meta and Snap while trapping consumers in deceptive subscription loops.
In 1935, the United States Supreme Court decided the Gold Clause Cases, a series of rulings that determined whether the federal government could legally invalidate contracts requiring payment in gold.…
The Supreme Court set an August 3 deadline for states to respond to the Trump administration’s emergency request to implement federal screening of mail-in ballots ahead of the 2026 midterms.
