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POLITICS

Brain-dead Georgia woman kept on life support due to strict abortion laws

Friday, May 16

Adriana Smith, a brain-dead woman in Georgia, remains on life support due to strict abortion laws, sparking debate over medical ethics and family rights.

POLITICS

Twenty States Sue Trump Over Immigration Enforcement Tied to Federal Funding

Thursday, May 15

Twenty states, led by Democrats, have sued the Trump administration over policies linking federal funding to immigration enforcement.

WORLD NEWS

UN Aviation Agency Rules Russia Responsible for Downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17

Wednesday, May 14

UN aviation agency finds Russia responsible for the downing of Flight MH17, seeks reparations for the tragedy that killed 298.

WORLD NEWS

Federal Judge Approves Trump’s Use of Alien Enemies Act for Deportation of Venezuelans

Wednesday, May 14

A federal judge in Pennsylvania ruled that Trump can invoke the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members with required notice.

ENTERTAINMENT

Taylor Swift Subpoenaed in Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's Legal Battle

Sunday, May 11

Taylor Swift has been subpoenaed in the high-profile legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, raising questions about her minimal involvement in the film "It Ends With Us."

ECONOMY

Apple's $95 Million Settlement Fund: Claim Details and Eligibility

Saturday, May 10

Learn how to claim your share of Apple's $95 million settlement fund due to alleged Siri privacy violations.

WORLD NEWS

Google settles racial bias lawsuit with $50 million payout

Saturday, May 10

Google agrees to a $50 million settlement over allegations of systemic racial bias against its Black employees.

POLITICS

Mexico Sues Google Over 'Gulf of America' Label Change on Maps

Saturday, May 10

Mexico files a lawsuit against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America on US maps, igniting political tensions.

POLITICS

Washington State Law Forces Priests to Report Child Abuse, Igniting Church-State Conflict

Friday, May 09

A new law in Washington State requires clergy to report child abuse revealed during confession, leading to a conflict with Catholic doctrine and federal scrutiny.