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POLITICS

US Court Blocks Trump's Asylum Suspension, Upholding Migrants' Rights

Saturday, Apr 25

A US appeals court rules against Trump's asylum ban, reinforcing migrants' rights to seek asylum at the southern border.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Halts Above-Ground Construction on Trump’s White House Ballroom

Friday, Apr 17

A federal judge has blocked the above-ground construction of Trump's $400 million White House ballroom, allowing only underground work to proceed.

POLITICS

Lafarge Found Guilty of Funding Terrorism in Syria, Executives Sentenced

Monday, Apr 13

Lafarge sentenced for financing terrorism in Syria; former executives jailed after court ruling found them guilty of supporting jihadist groups.

POLITICS

Judge Orders Pentagon to Restore Press Access Amid Ongoing Tensions

Friday, Apr 10

A federal judge rules that the Pentagon must restore press access for journalists, rejecting its new restrictions as unlawful.

WORLD NEWS

Federal Judge Orders Restoration of Migrants' Legal Status Terminated by Trump Administration

Wednesday, Apr 01

A judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore legal status to thousands of migrants after unlawful terminations under a Biden-era program.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Voids Kari Lake's Actions as Voice of America CEO, Invalidating Job Cuts

Sunday, Mar 08

A federal judge has ruled that Kari Lake's actions as acting CEO of Voice of America were unlawful, invalidating mass layoffs and operational changes.

HEALTH

Israel's High Court Temporarily Allows Aid Groups to Continue Operations in Gaza Amid Ongoing Violence

Saturday, Feb 28

Israel’s High Court allows humanitarian organizations to continue operations in Gaza as violence persists, impacting aid delivery for millions.

POLITICS

German Court Suspends 'Extremist' Classification of AfD Party

Thursday, Feb 26

A German court has ruled that the AfD party cannot be labeled as extremist while its legal challenge is ongoing.

WORLD NEWS

Louisiana Court Allows Ten Commandments Displays in Classrooms

Sunday, Feb 22

A U.S. appeals court permits Ten Commandments displays in Louisiana public school classrooms, stirring national debate over religious expression in public education.