Friday, Mar 21

A Seoul court orders K-pop group NewJeans, now known as NJZ, to pause independent activities amid a legal dispute with their label Ador.

Thursday, Mar 20

A federal judge has blocked Trump's order banning transgender individuals from military service, citing constitutional violations and paving the way for legal appeals.

Saturday, Mar 15

An appeals court has temporarily lifted a block on Trump's executive orders aimed at eliminating federal diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Friday, Mar 14

Meta wins a temporary legal victory halting promotion of “Careless People,” a tell-all memoir by ex-employee Sarah Wynn-Williams filled with serious allegations.

Friday, Mar 07

A federal judge deemed Donald Trump's dismissal of NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox unlawful, asserting presidential powers do not allow arbitrary terminations.

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

U.S. judge denies Elon Musk's motion to block OpenAI's for-profit transformation but fast-tracks trial for later this year, highlighting legal tensions in AI sector.

Sunday, Mar 02

A federal judge ruled President Trump's attempt to remove Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger unlawful, reinforcing protections for whistleblower roles in government.

Thursday, Feb 20

Judge in the Idaho college killings case rules DNA evidence admissible against Bryan Kohberger, paving the way for the upcoming trial in August.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Ryuji Kimura sentenced to 10 years for throwing a pipe bomb at former PM Fumio Kishida, highlighting concerns over political security in Japan.