Friday, Mar 21

Indonesia's parliament approved controversial amendments to the military law, raising concerns of authoritarianism and sparking widespread protests among pro-democracy activists.

Friday, Mar 21

The Trump administration labels recent spate of attacks on Tesla properties as domestic terrorism, sparking an outcry from political figures and media.

Thursday, Mar 20

A North Dakota jury orders Greenpeace to pay over $660 million in damages over its involvement in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raising serious free speech concerns.

Thursday, Mar 20

Carlos Alcaraz expresses surprise and disapproval regarding a lawsuit filed by the Professional Tennis Players' Association against tennis governing bodies.

Thursday, Mar 20

Trump's firings of FTC commissioners ignite debate over agency independence and potential legal battles, with Democrats urging restoration of the commissioners.

Wednesday, Mar 19

The PTPA has filed a lawsuit against tennis's governing bodies, accusing them of anti-competitive practices and neglect towards player welfare.

Wednesday, Mar 19

House Democrats request details from DOGE under the FOIA, questioning its operations and access to sensitive data amid concerns about legality and transparency.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Trump claims Biden's pardons are invalid due to autopen use, but legal experts affirm they remain valid under U.S. law.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a Brown University professor, was deported despite a court order barring her removal, sparking national security debates.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Starbucks has been ordered to pay $50 million to a delivery driver injured by a hot tea spill, highlighting ongoing customer safety concerns.