Petersen wins Nebraska secretary of state race
Scott Petersen wins Nebraska secretary of state race with 54% of the vote, succeeding Bob Evnen as the state's top elections official.
Border Wall Construction Unearths Native American Remains
Border wall construction has unearthed Native American remains, validating tribal leaders' concerns about the project's impact on ancestral lands.
Supreme Court Acts on Advocate’s Contempt Plea Against Kerala Congress
The Supreme Court acts on an advocate's contempt plea against Kerala Congress over a social media post targeting the Chief Justice of India.
High Court Criticizes SDMs for Handling Cases at Convenience
High court criticism of SDMs for handling cases at convenience raises concerns over judicial integrity and timely justice delivery.
Mumbai Coastal Road Project Gets Supreme Court Green Light
Mumbai's Coastal Road project gains Supreme Court approval, enabling green space development along the coastline under the 15% rule.
Attorney General Allows Contempt Case Against Wagle, Raut
India's Attorney General permits criminal contempt proceedings against journalist Wagle and MP Raut for remarks about CJI Surya Kant.
U.S. Tightens Cuba Sanctions, Targets Foreign Entities
The U.S. tightens Cuba sanctions, targeting foreign entities in sectors like energy and defense under new OFAC regulations.
Colorado Dismisses Recycling Law Challenge Citing Oregon Loss
Colorado dismisses recycling law challenge citing Oregon loss, arguing a similar case failed to advance the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors' cla
Justice Department Orders Broader Fraud Enforcement Crackdown
The Department of Justice orders a broader fraud enforcement crackdown on financial crime, tax, and securities fraud. See the new directive from Assistant Attor
Minister says no more legal aid money
Minister Sarah Sackman says no more money for legal aid, despite commitment to principle of legal aid support.