Wednesday, Mar 19

A federal judge has transferred the case of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist detained for immigration violations, to New Jersey amid ongoing debates over free speech rights.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Louisiana executes Jessie Hoffman, marking its first use of nitrogen gas for capital punishment amid legal challenges and controversy over the method.

Monday, Mar 17

Hundreds of thousands protest in Belgrade against government corruption, ignited by a tragic railway roof collapse, demanding accountability and justice.

Sunday, Mar 16

In a bold address at the Justice Department, Trump vowed to target foes and ensure accountability amidst ongoing grievances against legal investigations.

Saturday, Mar 15

Syria's new interim president signs a temporary constitution, aiming to reshape governance while facing criticism over its inclusivity and powers.

Thursday, Mar 13

The U.S. government has dropped its lawsuit against Southwest Key Programs, a nonprofit accused of sexual abuse of migrant children in its shelters.

Wednesday, Mar 12

Elizabeth Oyer, a DOJ attorney, was terminated after opposing Mel Gibson's gun rights restoration, citing safety concerns over domestic violence.

Tuesday, Mar 11

Kyle Clifford sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of three women, fueled by violent misogynistic influence, demonstrating severe domestic violence issues.

Sunday, Mar 09

The U.S. Justice Department reaffirms its demand for Google to divest its Chrome browser amid ongoing antitrust litigation over search monopoly concerns.

Friday, Mar 07

A 40-day boycott against Target begins, protesting the company’s rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, led by Rev. Jamal Bryant.