
South Korea Passes Bill for Specialized Courts in Rebellion Cases
South Korea’s legislature passed a bill for specialized judicial panels in rebellion trials, stirring political debate.

South Korea’s legislature passed a bill for specialized judicial panels in rebellion trials, stirring political debate.

Sports were transformed 50 years ago by a legal decision ending MLB’s reserve clause, sparking free agency.

Attorneys for detainees at a Florida immigration center urge a judge to visit and assess access to legal counsel.

A transgender NSA employee is suing the Trump administration over policies that allegedly violate civil rights laws.

A federal judge will decide if Kilmar Abrego Garcia, free for over a week, should return to immigration custody.

A Malaysian court rejected ex-PM Najib Razak’s bid for house arrest. He remains jailed for the 1MDB scandal.

High Point hosts Bryant after Conrad Martinez scored 24 points in their 84-72 win over La Salle Explorers.

The U.S. Justice Department released files on Jeffrey Epstein, sparking anger over redactions and partial disclosure.

Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro, serving a 27-year sentence, granted leave for hernia surgery, date pending.

Pakistani court sentences former PM Imran Khan and wife to 17 years for selling state gifts, amid fairness concerns.

Elon Musk regained a $55 billion pay package after the Delaware Supreme Court reversed a previous decision against him.

A judge ordered new elections for the Mississippi Supreme Court, finding the current map violates the Voting Rights Act.