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The Trump administration has launched an investigation into states requiring health insurance to cover abortion services, citing the Weldon Amendment.
Tulsa prosecutors are considering charges against Savanna Retheford and Hunter Fuqua in the shooting death of Sean Six, who allegedly threatened them before being shot.
Guernsey's political parties face calls for more transparency in funding and operations, with new regulations expected by 2029.
India's Gujarat state introduced the controversial Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act in 2003, a law critics call draconian and unconstitutional.
A federal judge in Oregon limits federal agents from using teargas at Portland's ICE facility, citing First Amendment concerns.
New Mexico prosecutors search Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch following revelations in newly released FBI files.
Live Nation Entertainment settles antitrust case with the U.S. Justice Department, promising changes to promote fair competition in the live events industry.
A federal judge in Tennessee will hear arguments on whether the U.S. government is pursuing vindictive prosecution against Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Federal appeals court upholds TPS for Haitians, blocking Trump administration's attempt to end the program.
Menaka Guruswamy, who led the legal challenge to decriminalize homosexuality in India, is set to become the country's first openly queer Member of Parliament.
The 1992 Ruby Ridge standoff has resurfaced in discussions about modern immigration enforcement, as concerns grow over ICE operations and constitutional safeguards.
A federal judge is set to decide on a $1.5 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Brookside, Alabama, over alleged predatory policing practices.
Indonesian prosecutors seek prison for activists linked to August unrest, sparking free speech concerns.
Gachagua claims Ruto threatened Ng'eno over impeachment before his fatal crash.
Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway was arrested on abuse of office charges as part of a public corruption probe involving multiple county officials.
Karen McDonald files defamation lawsuit against PAC, accusing it of spreading false claims about her handling of a murder case during her bid for Michigan attorney general.
Singapore is set to introduce regulations for blind box card sales, addressing concerns over risks to young consumers.
A high-profile legal case involving former Nigerian Minister Uche Nnaji and the University of Nigeria, Nsuka (UNN), has been delayed until April 20.
Kazakhstan faces growing international scrutiny as its civic space tightens under a rushed constitutional reform and intensified repression of dissent, according to a joint report by the International Partnership for Human Rights and Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law.
Tenants in Massachusetts are being charged legal fees by landlords even when eviction cases are dismissed, according to lawsuits filed by two renters who say the practice violates state law.
Former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai has filed a ₦1 billion fundamental rights enforcement suit against the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and others over an alleged unlawful raid on his Abuja home.