Saturday, Jan 18

Several January 6 defendants gain court approval to attend Trump's inauguration, while others remain barred due to past violations.

Thursday, Jan 16

A French court ruled that Rillette, an adopted wild boar, can stay with her owner, dismissing euthanasia threats amid public outcry.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Three Chinese nationals receive seven-year prison sentences for illegal mining in the DRC, marking a significant legal precedent in combating mineral trafficking.

Wednesday, Jan 15

A Texas judge has blocked the FDA's enforcement of graphic warning labels on cigarette packaging, siding with tobacco companies over regulatory authority.

Tuesday, Jan 14

A federal judge has authorized the public release of the Justice Department's report on Trump's 2020 election interference, adding urgency to ongoing legal battles.

Saturday, Jan 11

Rudy Giuliani faces contempt of court charges for defaming former Georgia election workers, amidst a substantial defamation judgment against him.

Saturday, Jan 11

An Australian court annulled a marriage after the bride believed the ceremony was an Instagram prank initiated by the groom.

Friday, Jan 10

Fox News prepares for trial after a court allowed Smartmatic's $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit to proceed, amid ongoing scrutiny over false election fraud claims.

Saturday, Jan 11

Opinions diverge on the leniency of Donald Trump's sentence following his historic felony conviction, reflecting broader concerns about the justice system.

Saturday, Jan 11

Union Berlin contests a court ruling favoring Bochum after a goalkeeper was hit by a firelighter during a Bundesliga match.