Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
Cyril Ramaphosa faces a critical moment as South Africa's top court directs lawmakers to reevaluate the potential for his impeachment linked to the 'Farmgate' scandal.
The US Court of International Trade has ruled that Trump's 10% global tariffs are unjustified, affecting only two importers and Washington State, while further legal challenges are anticipated.
In a significant legal move, Tupac Shakur's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Duane 'Keefe D' Davis in Los Angeles County Superior Court.
In a recent court session, Charlotte MacInnes's barrister labeled Rebel Wilson a 'fantastical liar' amid defamation claims, asserting that Wilson fabricated serious allegations.
On Thursday, Louisiana requested the U.S. Supreme Court to maintain a ruling that prevents the mailing of mifepristone, a crucial medication for abortions.
A closer look at the potential benefits of low-dose lithium for cognitive preservation is warranted as research continues to evolve.
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to invalidate Louisiana's voting map raises significant questions about gerrymandering and its implications for future cases.
The Brooklyn duo Dancing In Tongues has released their latest single, 'Petri Dish,' which delves into the emotional complexities of hope and uncertainty related to IVF.
French prosecutors have initiated a criminal investigation into Elon Musk and his platform X after he did not comply with a summons for a voluntary interview regarding alleged abuses.
Meta is requesting a judge to reverse a jury's March decision that found the company, along with Google, negligent in designing their platforms related to social media addiction.
A US judge has made public a handwritten note that a former cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein claims to have found. The authenticity of the note remains unverified.
Clavicular, a looksmaxxing influencer, is facing legal action after reportedly livestreaming himself shooting at an alligator from an airboat.
Al Jazeera reports on the initiation of criminal charges related to environmental damage caused by lead poisoning in Bosnia's mining sector.
A Connecticut judge has rejected a diversion program for a motorcycle rider accused of sharing videos of himself riding at speeds of 200 mph, despite claims of personal change.
In a significant move, German authorities have initiated a nationwide operation targeting young right-wing extremists allegedly involved in criminal activities.
In her new single 'Sorry,' Scarlett Macfarlane explores themes of regret and self-reflection, offering listeners a glimpse into her emotional landscape as she navigates the complexities of forgiveness.
The French authorities have reopened an investigation into Agathe Habyarimana, the former first lady of Rwanda, regarding her alleged involvement in the 1994 genocide that led to approximately 800,000 deaths.
This editorial examines the introduction of a 2-3-4 wild card court system and the implications of the Blanche v. Lau case on future legal precedents.
The Supreme Court is set to review Louisiana's challenge against the FDA regarding mifepristone, a case that underscores the contentious legal landscape surrounding abortion rights in the U.S.
Authorities have ended a six-day search operation for an Australian hiker in a challenging Nova Scotia national park, citing a lack of new leads.