The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration's plan to dismantle the Education Department—and lay off 1,400 employees—to continue, resulting in a workforce that will be about half the size it did before Mr. Trump returned to office.
Dr. Moore was indicted for destroying COVID-19 vaccines and falsely distributing saline shots to minors in exchange for cash payments. This scheme raised ethical concerns about parental choices.
The executive order targeting Perkins Coie characterizes its actions as 'dishonest and dangerous' and violates the Constitution profoundly, particularly regarding First Amendment retaliation issues.
Steve Dally faced a £70,000 charge after Waverley Borough Council misclassified a minor amendment to his planning permission as a new build, causing significant distress. 'I was blindsided,' he stated.
Cloud Innovation's legal threat surrounding a shared link raises questions about the implications of defamation in digital communications, highlighting the absurdity of the claim that sharing a link constitutes liability for the content of that link.
The headline on the article incorrectly stated details about Oakland police Det. Phong Tran’s alleged misconduct, including coercing witnesses and jeopardizing murder cases.
A South Korean court approved the arrest of former President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law charges, citing concerns about evidence destruction. Yoon is now detained.
"We had nothing to do with this horrible murder." NSO's CEO made this statement following the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, expressing a denial of involvement.
Antle faces up to 10 years in prison for trafficking in exotic animals and money laundering after pleading guilty in November 2023. His sentence is the final true-life chapter of the Tiger King saga.
The singer's lawyers claim that the 'transient' man was arrested after he turned up at the home the first time, only to return to the dwelling one week later.
"Our situation has become a battleground for homeowners rights against unchecked HOA power. We're fighting to bring attention to these issues that too many face."
"More than a month after a judge signed an arrest warrant for former NFL star Antonio Brown, saying he tried to shoot someone outside a celebrity boxing event, the troubled former NFL star remains at large."
As the pair claimed in an interview with Bloomberg, their secretive new venture - which will apparently involve the creation of screenless AI devices with an unknown form factor that see and hear everything you do - is slated to be worth about $6.5 billion.