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South Korea's Supreme Court Rules 'Baby Shark' Song Not Plagiarised

Friday, Aug 15

South Korea's Supreme Court dismisses plagiarism claims against the popular children's song 'Baby Shark'.

POLITICS

Judge Denies DOJ's Request to Unseal Ghislaine Maxwell Grand Jury Records

Tuesday, Aug 12

A federal judge has denied the request by the DOJ to unseal grand jury materials related to Ghislaine Maxwell, citing lack of significant new information.

POLITICS

Federal Court Blocks Trump Administration from Reallocating FEMA Disaster Mitigation Funds

Wednesday, Aug 06

A federal court has blocked the Trump administration from reallocating FEMA funds designated for disaster preparedness.

WORLD NEWS

U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Ban on Racial Profiling in Immigration Arrests in Los Angeles

Sunday, Aug 03

The U.S. appeals court affirms restrictions on immigration raids based on race and language, protecting citizens from unlawful detentions.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Blocks Fast-Track Deportations for Humanitarian Parolees

Saturday, Aug 02

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's fast-track deportations of migrants granted humanitarian parole, impacting hundreds of thousands.

POLITICS

Alec Baldwin's lawsuit against New Mexico prosecutors dismissed over "Rust" shooting

Thursday, Jul 31

Alec Baldwin's misconduct lawsuit against New Mexico prosecutors dismissed; judge cites lack of significant action in the ongoing case.

POLITICS

Palestine Action Wins Court Approval to Challenge UK Terror Group Ban

Wednesday, Jul 30

Palestine Action secures court backing to challenge the UK's ban as a terrorist group, raising concerns over freedom of expression rights.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Upholds Injunction Against Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order

Saturday, Jul 26

US courts continue to block Trump's birthright citizenship order, citing constitutional violations as legal battles escalate towards the Supreme Court.

POLITICS

Hong Kong Court Rules in Favor of Transgender Access to Public Toilets

Thursday, Jul 24

A Hong Kong court ruling allows transgender individuals access to public toilets aligned with their gender identity, marking a significant step in human rights.