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.
Target reports a second consecutive quarter of sales growth, driven by a new CEO’s merchandising strategy and tariff refunds.
The ICC criticized new U.S. sanctions on its staff as a “flagrant attack” on independence, pledging continued justice.
John Sununu’s Senate campaign paid his sister, Catherine, over $36,000 for fundraising consulting, raising eyebrows given the family’s wealth and political influence.
Pakistani authorities urge Supreme Court to review order for ex-PM Imran Khan’s medical exam at private hospital.
Fangshan Restaurant in Beijing preserves imperial cuisine, blending Manchu and Han traditions with historical techniques.
The Trump administration sanctions ICC leaders, accusing the tribunal of unfairly targeting U.S. and Israeli soldiers.
Honeycutt allegedly received $3,500 from an ex-lawmaker convicted of bribery. This raises questions about political ethics and implications for future legislation.
Michael Whatley, leading the NC GOP from 2019-2024, appointed convicted sex offender Harvey West to key roles, granting him access to young Republicans.
Lindsay Clancy’s trial focuses on her mental state during the tragic events. Her attorney cites postpartum psychosis.
