According to Daniel Jacobson, Congress appropriated very specific pots of money for foreign assistance purposes in 2024 and mandated the executive branch to use the full amount.
Judge Brian O'Shea has raised concerns regarding the conditions in several courthouses within his district, referring to them as "gravely inadequate." He expressed his discontent in a letter to the Courts Service, addressing the urgent need for improvement. This decision to halt sittings in these courthouses underscores a significant issue within the judicial system regarding infrastructure and accessibility for legal proceedings.
Henry Shelford emphasized the urgency of ADHD issues, stating, "It's ridiculous we know one in 10 men and boys and one in four women and girls with ADHD will at some point try to take their own life," underlining the dangers of delayed diagnoses.
Many of these drivers are not high earners and have limited savings, so even a relatively short delay in TfL issuing them with a licence can have a significant financial impact because they require one to legally work in London.
The owners of the multibillion-pound James Bond franchise are fighting a legal challenge in Europe to maintain control over trademark rights related to the iconic character.
Emily Ley, the owner of a small business affected by the tariffs, states these tariffs will cripple her company, which relies on Chinese suppliers, questioning their legality.
In the published decision from January, Justice Robert Centa said the law doesn't contravene the Charter, stating that it does not interfere with an ALC patient's 'right' to choose where they live.