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In a recent address, Chief Justice John Roberts defended the integrity of the Supreme Court against accusations from former President Trump, emphasizing the Court's independence.
In a significant development for Ebola patients in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, trials for two potential treatments have commenced in Ituri.
The Supreme Court is set to hear a significant case today amidst reports of severe weather disruptions across Australia. Stay informed with the latest developments.
A U.S. District Court decision has halted Colorado's attempt to impose a price cap on Amgen's Enbrel, a key product for the company.
In a thrilling Round of 32 match, Harry Kane's two goals secured England's advancement in the tournament against DR Congo, showcasing his pivotal role in the team's success.
Nicolás Maduro is facing a lawsuit in the United States, adding to his legal troubles stemming from drug trafficking allegations as he remains in custody.
A court has ruled against Priyank's defamation claim concerning an RSS member, citing a lack of evidence and underscoring the significance of free speech.
In a significant antitrust ruling, a Swedish court has ordered Google to pay $1.5 billion to Klarna, determining that the search engine favored its own price-comparison tool over Klarna's PriceRunner.
Registrar General Alli of the Madras High Court has retired, with a recommendation pending for her elevation to a judgeship. Deepthi Arivunithi steps in as the new Registrar General.
An investigation has uncovered that judges at the Court of Justice of the European Union may have ruled on cases tied to their own financial interests, raising serious ethical questions.
Recent Supreme Court rulings indicate a significant check on presidential authority, signaling that the court is not merely acquiescing to the executive branch.
During a recent congressional hearing, lawmakers highlighted the pressing need for the US to accelerate its technological innovation in light of China's advancements, while also critiquing past administration policies.
During a recent congressional hearing, lawmakers stressed the critical need for the US to accelerate its technological innovation to keep pace with China's advancements, while also critiquing past administration policies.
Following a recent court ruling, the Massachusetts Attorney General has amended a lawsuit against Kalshi, alleging the company targeted users under 21 through social media and campus marketing.
A restraining order has been granted by a Michigan judge, halting Kalshi's ability to offer sports-related wagers for a period of 14 days.
A tentative settlement between Pfizer and lead counsel has led to the postponement of a key ruling in the Depo-Provera multidistrict litigation, affecting the scheduled bellwether trial.
Serena Williams was greeted with a standing ovation from the Centre Court crowd during her first match at Wimbledon in four years, marking a significant moment in her career.
A significant shift has occurred in the Federal Circuit's approach to oral arguments since 2007, with judges now quoting them far more frequently, often acknowledging concessions.
The Supreme Court has reiterated the foundational principle of American citizenship, emphasizing the country's tradition of embracing newcomers from around the globe.
In a decisive 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court has upheld the constitutional right to birthright citizenship, marking a significant defeat for President Trump's immigration agenda.