The Supreme Court will decide if states can use six-person juries in criminal cases, challenging a Florida conviction.
The Supreme Court declined to revive Carter Page’s lawsuit over FBI surveillance during the Russia investigation.
The British government lawfully banned Palestine Action as a terrorist group, the Court of Appeal ruled; arrests followed.
Cambodian opposition politician Rong Chhun appeals incitement conviction amid political tensions and economic issues.
Alabama seeks approval to execute Jeffery Lee by lethal injection after nitrogen gas method was blocked by court rulings.
The Kennedy Center faced a court-ordered deadline to remove Trump’s name, erecting scaffolding to comply.
Zach Lahn, claiming to be a D.C. outsider, faces criticism as finance disclosures reveal his $231,505 earnings as a campaign aide, challenging his outsider narrative.
Supreme Court rejects Alabama’s request for nitrogen execution, as ruled unconstitutional by a lower court.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney became a symbol of middle power resistance. At an upcoming summit in Europe, he is expected to be more muted in his criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump.
The U.S. can continue its 10% global tariff amid ongoing legal battles, following a federal court ruling in favor of Trump.
Democratic candidate Brad Lander was acquitted of charges from his arrest at a protest in NYC’s immigration court.
The NH Supreme Court reversed a man’s murder conviction for killing his daughter, citing unfair trial concerns.
