
South Korean Unification Church Leader Sentenced for Bribery and Corruption
South Korean court sentences Hak Ja Han of the Unification Church to two years for bribery and corruption charges.

South Korean court sentences Hak Ja Han of the Unification Church to two years for bribery and corruption charges.

Threats, lawsuits, and instability are now common in college sports, with eligibility issues frequently landing in court.

President Trump invoked the obscure Section 338 of the 1930 Tariff Act to impose a 50% tax on Canadian imports.

Serbia’s President Vucic criticized a U.N. court for denying early release to Ratko Mladic, who died in prison at 84.

The Trump administration is appealing a ruling blocking mail voting limitations before midterms, creating legal battles.

A federal appeals court has blocked Kalshi from trading on sports and election events in Nevada, pending a license.

A federal judge rejected Trump’s bid to dismiss his hush money conviction, stating it doesn’t fall under presidential immunity.

Andrew and Tristan Tate deny sex crime charges in Miami court, claiming their online personas are exaggerated characters.

A federal judge has temporarily halted President Trump’s order limiting mail voting, affecting upcoming midterms.

Thousands rally in Washington for voting rights and racial justice, echoing MLK’s 1963 march amid recent legal changes.

Lindsay Clancy’s former husband, Patrick Clancy, testified about her growing anxiety, insomnia, depression, and weight loss.

Lindsay Clancy’s trial is with the jury after testimony on her children’s deaths and her mental health issues in 2023.