Tuesday, Jan 21

In his first public trial appearance, South Korea's embattled President Yoon defends his actions during the controversial martial law decree as political turmoil escalates.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Democratic-led states sue to block Trump's birthright citizenship order, arguing it violates the U.S. Constitution and threatens children's rights.

Tuesday, Jan 21

The first lawsuit against Trump's EO on birthright citizenship has been filed, challenging its implications for immigrant families in the U.S.

Sunday, Jan 19

Germany's ambassador shares concerns over Trump's plans to redefine constitutional order, threatening independence in law enforcement and media.

Saturday, Jan 18

President Biden asserts the Equal Rights Amendment as law despite ongoing debates, signaling the need for clearer legal pathways toward gender equality.

Friday, Jan 17

Despite President Biden's declaration of the Equal Rights Amendment as law, its future and implications remain unclear as constitutional hurdles persist.

Friday, Jan 17

The Justice Department rescinds its lethal injection protocol due to concerns about unnecessary pain, impacting federal execution practices.

Monday, Jan 13

Thousands of students in Serbia protest against civil rights violations and state pressure, calling for accountability after a tragic canopy collapse.

Saturday, Jan 11

Indonesian activists cheer as the Constitutional Court removes restrictions on presidential nominations, enhancing democracy and political competition.

Friday, Jan 10

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro prepares for a third term despite opposition claims of election fraud and plans for their leader's return.