Wednesday, Feb 26

The U.S. Supreme Court grants a new trial for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma death row inmate, overturning his conviction due to prosecutorial misconduct.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Over 1,000 musicians release a silent album to protest proposed UK copyright changes allowing AI firms to use their work without consent.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Several federal agencies, including the FBI and DOJ, instruct employees to pause responses to Musk's productivity email inquiry amidst concerns.

Tuesday, Feb 25

A British couple, Peter and Barbie Reynolds, arrested by the Taliban in Afghanistan are now the focus of urgent family appeals for government intervention.

Tuesday, Feb 25

The Supreme Court declines to hear challenges against abortion clinic buffer zones, upholding the legality of measures aimed at protecting patients.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Greenpeace risks bankruptcy due to a $300 million lawsuit from Energy Transfer over Dakota Access Pipeline protests as the trial begins in North Dakota.

Sunday, Feb 23

Musk orders federal workers to document their weekly work or face termination, sparking backlash from labor unions.

Saturday, Feb 22

A federal judge has blocked Trump's executive order aimed at ending government support for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, citing potential free speech violations.

Saturday, Feb 22

Arab leaders gather in Saudi Arabia to counter Trump's Gaza plan and discuss reconstruction costs estimated at over $53 billion.

Saturday, Feb 22

Enrique Tarrio, ex-leader of the Proud Boys, was arrested on assault charges after an altercation near the US Capitol following a news conference.