The Chicago Sky’s home game was disrupted by thrown sex toys, marking the second consecutive night of such incidents.
The Texas prosecutor who oversaw Karmelo Anthony’s conviction in a deadly stabbing said both sides agreed to withhold evidence.
Prince Harry, Elton John, and others must pay £9.5M to the Daily Mail’s publisher after losing a privacy invasion case.
Chief Justice John Roberts allows the White House to continue Trump’s $400M ballroom project as legal battles proceed.
Imran Khan’s family and party claim authorities violated a Supreme Court order by taking him to a public hospital.
The Supreme Court’s NIL decision led to hopes for charity gains, but college athletes received the financial benefits.
Lindsay Clancy’s trial sheds light on postpartum psychosis, sparking support and dialogue about women’s mental health.
CK Hutchison seeks over $1.5 billion in damages from Panama after the country seized two canal ports amidst tensions.
Triple-murderer Erin Patterson’s appeal for leniency was deemed “manifestly inadequate” by a prosecutor in court.
A Missouri judge approved Trump-backed House districts for November elections, dismissing a statewide vote request.
Several athletes granted temporary restraining order by Louisiana court, making them eligible for college return.
Brazil’s Supreme Court expanded the Maria da Penha law, allowing it to address violence against women beyond homes.
