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.

Sunday, Mar 16

Trump's new executive order suspends security clearances for employees at Paul Weiss, a move signaling ongoing tensions with major law firms associated with political opponents.

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

Trump seeks Supreme Court intervention to lift bans on his executive order ending birthright citizenship, arguing current injunctions threaten immigration policy.

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

A U.S. judge mandates Elon Musk's DOGE to produce records relating to federal cost-cutting measures amidst ongoing lawsuits by multiple states.

Tuesday, Mar 11

Indonesian TikToker Ratu Thalisa faces prison for comments made during a livestream, raising concerns over freedom of expression in Indonesia's controversial hate-speech law.

Tuesday, Mar 11

The Supreme Court will review a challenge to Colorado's law banning conversion therapy for minors, amid ongoing debates over free speech and LGBTQ rights.