Saturday, Mar 08

A federal judge ruled that Trump's firing of NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox was illegal, emphasizing constitutional checks on presidential power.

Friday, Mar 07

CBS moves to dismiss Trump's $20 billion lawsuit over an edited "60 Minutes" interview, highlighting First Amendment protections and editorial judgments.

Thursday, Mar 06

A federal judge has blocked Trump's attempt to freeze federal funding, citing violations of Congress’s authority and constitutional governance concerns.

Thursday, Mar 06

Hong Kong's top court quashes convictions of Tiananmen vigil activists, citing a miscarriage of justice for the pro-democracy movement.

Thursday, Mar 06

Republican lawmakers are advised to avoid in-person town halls amid protests over budget cuts and federal job slashes, with mixed responses from representatives.

Thursday, Mar 06

Los Angeles County sues Southern California Edison, alleging its equipment sparked the Eaton Fire that destroyed thousands of structures and killed 17 people.

Thursday, Mar 06

The U.S. Supreme Court weighs Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against U.S. gun makers, highlighting concerns over cartel violence and firearms trafficking.

Thursday, Mar 06

Jay-Z sues a woman who withdrew her rape claim, alleging her statements were fabricated for profit, while she maintains her allegations.

Sunday, Mar 02

Fenerbahce's Jose Mourinho faces a suspension and legal actions following controversial comments and allegations of racism.

Saturday, Mar 01

Europol leads a global operation against AI-generated child sexual abuse images, resulting in 25 arrests and identifying over 273 suspects across 19 countries.