Prince Harry Sued for Defamation by Charity He Co-Founded
Prince Harry is facing a defamation lawsuit from Sentebale, the African charity he co-founded, according to The Guardian.
Policy & Law
Prosecutors Seek Woods’ Prescription Records After Florida DUI Arrest
Prosecutors are seeking Tiger Woods' prescription drug records as part of their investigation into his recent arrest for driving under the influence in Florida, according to court documents.
Judge Dismisses Most Blake Lively Claims in $400M Lawsuit
A federal judge has dismissed most of Blake Lively's claims in a sexual harassment lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, leaving three remaining allegations to be tried in New York on 18 May, according to the BBC.
Brazil Judge Blocks Sugarloaf Mountain Zipline Project
A Brazilian judge has blocked a controversial zipline project linking Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro to a nearby hill, according to the BBC.
Elon Musk’s X advertising boycott lawsuit dismissed by US judge
A US judge has dismissed a lawsuit by Elon Musk's X, which accused a group of advertisers and major companies of illegally boycotting his platform, according to the BBC.
US prosecutors argue Maduro plundered Venezuela’s wealth in legal battle
US prosecutors have argued in court that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro plundered the country’s wealth, marking a significant development in a legal battle over funding for his defense in a separate drug trafficking case.
Swalwell Leverages Soccer Past to Block ICE Sweeps at World Cup
Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., is using his collegiate soccer background to push legislation to block ICE enforcement near World Cup sites.
Federal Indictment Alleges Carlton Dowe Used False Lease Agreements in Mortgage Refinance Filings
A federal indictment has accused Carlton Dowe of using false lease agreements in mortgage refinance filings, according to court documents released this week.
Combatting Hate Act part of wave of anti-protest legislation in Canada
Canada's new Combatting Hate Act has drawn sharp criticism from civil liberties groups, who warn it threatens free speech and peaceful protest.
Ford government unveils plans to ban ticket resales at higher prices
Ontario is reintroducing legislation to ban the resale of tickets for more than their original cost, a policy first proposed by the previous Liberal government and abandoned in
Trump administration launches investigation into states requiring abortion coverage in health insurance
The Trump administration has launched an investigation into states requiring health insurance to cover abortion services, citing the Weldon Amendment.
Supreme Court Considers Birthright Citizenship Amid Political and Legal Debates
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide on the constitutional status of birthright citizenship, a pivotal issue that could reshape immigration policy and affect millions of
Great British Menu Announces Phil Wang as New Judge, Ed Gamble Steps Down
Phil Wang has been named the new judge for the 21st series of Great British Menu, replacing comedian Ed Gamble.
Home Minister, Jamaat Ameer Clash Over Constitutional Reform Council in Bangladesh Parliament
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed and Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman clash over the constitutional reform council in Bangladesh's parliament.
CPI(M) Opposes Transgender Persons Amendment Bill, Demands Menstrual Leave for Women
CPI(M) opposes the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill, citing violations of constitutional rights, and demands menstrual leave for working women.