Tulsa Prosecutors Weigh Charges in Sean Six Shooting Amid Self-Defense Claims
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.
Policy & Law
More Transparency Expected from Political Parties in Guernsey by 2029
Guernsey's political parties face calls for more transparency in funding and operations, with new regulations expected by 2029.
Draconian Law in Gujarat: A Legacy of Controversy and Constitutional Challenges
India's Gujarat state introduced the controversial Gujarat Freedom of Religion Act in 2003, a law critics call draconian and unconstitutional.
US Judge Limits Federal Agents’ Use of Teargas at Portland ICE Protests
A federal judge in Oregon limits federal agents from using teargas at Portland's ICE facility, citing First Amendment concerns.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Former Zorro Ranch in New Mexico Searched Over FBI File Revelations
New Mexico prosecutors search Jeffrey Epstein's former Zorro Ranch following revelations in newly released FBI files.
Live Nation Settles Antitrust Case with U.S. Justice Department in Landmark Agreement
Live Nation Entertainment settles antitrust case with the U.S. Justice Department, promising changes to promote fair competition in the live events industry.
Judge to hear if Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces vindictive prosecution in smuggling case
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 Amid Legal Battle
Federal appeals court upholds TPS for Haitians, blocking Trump administration's attempt to end the program.
Menaka Guruswamy to Become India’s First Openly Queer MP as Legal Battle Continues
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.
Ruby Ridge Reckoning Reveals Lessons for ICE
The 1992 Ruby Ridge standoff has resurfaced in discussions about modern immigration enforcement, as concerns grow over ICE operations and constitutional safeguards.
Federal Judge to Decide on $1.5M Brookside Policing Settlement
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.
Indonesia Activists Face Prison Over August Unrest, Sparking Free Speech Debate
Indonesian prosecutors seek prison for activists linked to August unrest, sparking free speech concerns.
Gachagua Details Alleged Conversation with Late MP Johana N’geno Before Impeachment
Gachagua claims Ruto threatened Ng'eno over impeachment before his fatal crash.
Boone County Judge Arrested on Abuse of Office Charges Amid Corruption Probe
Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway was arrested on abuse of office charges as part of a public corruption probe involving multiple county officials.
Murder case fuels McDonald-Savit feud, lawsuit in attorney general’s race
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.