The spread of famine in Gaza has been averted, yet critical conditions persist with the threat of starvation looming.
President Trump halted the green card lottery after a suspect in university shootings exploited it to enter the U.S.
NYC prosecutors urge the Supreme Court to reinstate Pedro Hernandez’s overturned conviction in Etan Patz’s case.
Florida’s Supreme Court supports a law allowing nonunanimous juries for death sentences, setting a national low standard.
A suspect in Brown University’s mass shooting was found dead in New Hampshire; he also killed an MIT professor.
President Trump signed an order to reclassify marijuana, shifting it closer to state laws and enabling medical research.
In a landmark case, the EU’s highest court sides with a Syrian refugee against Frontex, setting a new precedent on evidence.
Brazil’s President Lula plans to veto a bill that could reduce Bolsonaro’s prison sentence, calling for accountability.
EU court rules Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal not independent due to politicized appointments, urging national reforms.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court removed impeached police chief Cho Ji-ho for aiding martial law by ex-president Yoon.
Nick Reiner appeared in Los Angeles court facing two counts of first-degree murder for killing his parents.
A federal appeals court blocked Michigan’s ban on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ minors, citing First Amendment rights.
