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22/04 Jetstar Japan fined for failing to provide adequate cabin crew breaks

This is the first time a ruling has been handed down in Japan regarding flight attendants' rest time, according to the plaintiffs.

21/04 Court blocks DOGE access to sensitive personal data at Social Security Administration

A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction to block DOGE from further access to sensitive personal information at the Social Security Administration.

21/04 The UAE is the first to involve the AI ​​to write laws

The project provides for an automatic analysis of applicable laws, databases of court decisions, state services and socio-economic consequences of legal norms.

21/04 Most Aussie outfit ever spotted at Coachella

One of the world’s most revered music festivals is about to kick off for its final day, but it's the outfits of two Australians that has everyone talking.

21/04 Salvadoran President Bukele proposes prisoner swap with Maduro for Venezuelan deportees

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele proposed carrying out a prisoner swap with Venezuela on Sunday.

20/04 Coalition’s $750m crime crackdown

Peter Dutton has vowed to “stand up” to “crime gangs” if elected, announcing a $750m package to tackle criminal activity across the nation.

20/04 Call to create first homebuyer zones in Aus

A prominent Australian property expert has called for the creation of new housing “lots” to help struggling first home buyers make it onto the property ladder.

19/04 Court hears for first time what caused A1 horror pile up

Mazyar Azarbonyad, 20, of Syliva Terrace, Stanley, County Durham, appeared at Newcastle Magistrates' Court to admit a series of driving offences.

19/04 Why is 4/20 the unofficial weed holiday? The history behind pot's tie to April 20

The story behind why April 20 is the unofficial weed holiday is murky, but there are a few popular theories. Here's what we know.

19/04 As highlighted pirated goods in Mangga Dua and trading barriers in Indonesia

The United States highlights IPR violations, pirated goods, and trade barriers that still interfere with market access in Indonesia.

18/04 Bad news for Florida immigrants: this city will implement Federal Program 287 (G) at the request of Ron Desantis

This city adopts the migratory program 287 (g) amid protests and criticism. Activists and merchants alert about the possible social and economic impact

18/04 Officers squash smuggling attempt after seizing nearly $9M of meth hidden in the veggie

The drugs were hidden inside a tractor containing chayote, a green, pear-shaped squash. Officers found 3,770 packages weighing 1,002 pounds altogether.

18/04 Moment minibus driver on wrong side of road crashes head-on with car

Benjamin Charles Foster, 35, was driving a red Ford Transit minibus on the wrong side of the road on the A30 Sherborne Road in Dorset when he crashed head-on.

18/04 US Justice says George Santos is impenitent and faces years in prison for fraud

Former consisting George Santos "remains impenitent" and faces years in federal imprisonment for fraud and identity theft, today underlined US prosecutors, citing a series of republican publications on social networks in recent days.

18/04 The Norma film is now the rest of the Bekasi and Jakarta, immediately say goodbye from the cinema?

From the latest data Cinepoint, the film Norma: Between in -laws and son -in -law has obtained 677,181 spectators during the cinema.

18/04 Tesla speeds up odometers to avoid warranty repairs, U.S. lawsuit claims: Reuters

Tesla faces a proposed class action claiming it speeds up odometers on its EVs so they fall out of warranty faster, saving the company from paying repairs.

17/04 Fail: Red Flag Law, Gun-Free Zones Fail to Prevent FSU Shooting

Florida's red flag law, gun-free university campuses, and other controls failed to prevent Thursday's FSU shooting. 

17/04 Google hit with second antitrust blow, adding to concerns about future of ads business

A federal judge ruled on Thursday that Google held illegal monopolies in online advertising markets due to its position between ad buyers and sellers.

16/04 California suing Trump to stop his 'unlawful' tariffs

Trump's tariffs have whipped up historic market volatility and frayed America's relationships with its allies and trading partners.

16/04 Google faces £5 billion lawsuit in the UK for abusing 'near-total dominance' in search

A class action lawsuit filed Tuesday in the U.K. Competition Appeal Tribunal claims Google abused its position to restrict competing search engines.

16/04 Nations’ major crackdown on foreigners

Countries across the world are continuing to crack down on foreigners.

16/04 Very bad news for immigrants in Illinois: Alabama prosecutor joins coalition against sanctuary laws

Prosecutor Steve Marshall joins 22 general prosecutors in the legal battle against the laws of the Illinois sanctuary, arguing that they violate the immigration law.

15/04 Judge says UW-Madison international student with terminated visa can't be deported for now

A federal judge barred the government from taking any action against a University of Wisconsin-Madison engineering student from India.

15/04 He revealed the truth of Parliament's approval to amend the employment laws

The Aspir Center for Information A and Tuesday revealed the fact that the House of Representatives had approved the amendment of employment laws in Iraq.

15/04 Judge admonishes U.S. for failing to return Maryland man wrongly deported to El Salvador

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was expelled from the U.S. and sent to a violent El Salvador prison even though a court order protected him from deportation.

15/04 Another Columbia student, Mohsen Mahdawi, arrested by US immigration officials

A judge ordered the Trump administration not to deport a Columbia student who was arrested upon arriving for an interview for his U.S. citizenship petition.

15/04 London: Legal are chasing British people who served in the occupation army

British laws said that the pursuit of dual nationalities who serve in the Israeli occupation army on charges of war crimes in Gaza would constitute a deterrent influence for those who think about joining its ranks.

14/04 The whale from Dar Al -Fatwa: We will not allow the imposition of laws that divide Beirut

The whale from Dar Al -Fatwa: We will not allow the imposition of laws that divide Beirut

14/04 Driving instructor shows exactly how to conquer UK’s ‘horror story’ roundabout

A driving instructor has posted a video of how to get around one of the UK's most complex roundabouts - some say they would avoid it instead of try.

14/04 Aussie turfed out, house secretly sold

When Leah* was with her ex-husband he was a high-flying executive earning $200,000 but his salary suddenly plummeted when it came to paying child support after a horrific divorce.

14/04 Peter Dutton dodges questions about bank of mum and dad

Peter Dutton has repeatedly dodged questions over whether he will allow his three kids to call on the bank of mum and dad to enter the housing market.

14/04 Outpouring of support for young Adelaide fishers targeted by adults in viral video

A group of 13-year-old boys who were verbally abused and had their belongings thrown around by adults in a foul-mouthed tirade for fishing in an Adelaide lake have had the last laugh.

13/04 The pretty European country where people fined for 'peeing towards Russia'

If you visit Norway, don't even think about urinating in the direction of Russia as you could be fined an eyewatering £274.

13/04 ‘Read the room’: Premier called out on crime

An Aussie rules legend has called out the Victorian Premier’s for weighing into debate on Noah Balta’s playing eligibility, saying she should “read the room” as Melbourne grapples with a crime wave.

13/04 U.S. won't say whether it's facilitating return of mistakenly deported man, despite judge's order

The Trump administration confirmed Saturday that a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported last month remains confined in a notorious prison in El Salvador.

12/04 Brits warned over Spain's strict new public drinking rules between certain hours

UK holidaymakers could face hefty penalties if they do not adhere to the new rules while on holiday in Spain.

12/04 Labour's new equality laws to impose even more burdens on struggling UK business

British businesses are already suffering from tax rises and Donald Trump's tariffs

12/04 Sex work bill allows infants in brothels

Infants and children could be exposed to the sex work industry under a radical new proposal to legalise prostitution in South Australia.

12/04 Donald Trump authorizes U.S. military to take control of land on southern border

President Donald Trump issued a memorandum Friday giving the U.S. military jurisdiction over federal lands at the southern border.

11/04 DOJ fires longtime spokesman who worked on Trump investigations

Robert Mueller and Jack Smith investigated Trump for the DOJ on questions of obstruction of justice, election interference and retention of classified records.

11/04 Trump says 5 more law firms will provide $600 million total in free legal work for causes he supports

Trump said all five firms also agreed not to "engage in illegal DEI discrimination and preferences" and commit to "Merit-Based Hiring" as part of the deals.

11/04 Wickes to shut 221 stores for 24 hours - but 6 will stay open

Employees of the DIY chain will get a day off this Easter with the majority of stores across the country closing for an entire day.

11/04 Salam: The government is proceeding with the application of the reform program and the approval of financial laws

Salam: The government is proceeding with the application of the reform program and the approval of financial laws

11/04 Federal judge directs US to return deported Maryland man \n'as soon as possible'

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was deported to El Salvador even though a prior court order protected him from expulsion. His family is fighting to get him back.

11/04 Supreme Court says US must begin process to release Maryland man deported to El Salvador

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was arrested near his Maryland home in March and deported to El Salvador. His family has sued to force the U.S. to return him.

11/04 Judge demands daily updates on return plan for Maryland man wrongly deported to El Salvador

U.S. attorneys admitted in court records that Kilmar Abrego Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador but have contended they cannot get him back.

10/04 Talibans arbitrarily hold men by appearance and behavior in Afghanistan

UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) documented in a report today published cases of arbitrary arrests for alleged violation of the virtue propagation law and addiction prevention, a strict interpretation of Islamic law, sharia.

10/04 UK Government breaks silence on shock Hamas terror legal challenge

The legal challenge by Hamas - against its terror proscription - has prompted widespread outrage.

10/04 OpenAI says Musk has run 'unlawful campaign of harassment' against company in lawsuit

OpenAI said in a lawsuit that Elon Musk made a "sham" attempt to buy the company, and asked a federal district court to stop him from further attacks.

09/04 DHS waives environmental laws to quickly fill gaps in California’s border barriers

“This waiver is another cynical attack by the Trump administration on border communities and wildlife, who deserve the same protections that prevail everywhere else in the country,” said Laiken Jor…

09/04 Europe unveils plan to become 'AI continent' with simpler rules, more infrastructure

The EU has faced criticisms that its rules on everything from AI to taxation hinder innovation and make it harder for startups to operate across the region.

09/04 In force Trump's sweeping duties - trade wars escalate

The horizontal duties of 10% of Trump in all imports from many countries came into force on Saturday. The last round of duties, which came into force at 12.01 am It is aimed at countries that are stealing the US, according to Trump.

09/04 Trump’s Aussie act proves he’s got no clue

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08/04 Asda to shut 580 locations across UK for 24 hours in just weeks

The supermarket giant will be closing its doors for a full 24 hours on one day this month

08/04 Asda to shut 1,100 locations across UK for 24 hours in just weeks

The supermarket giant will be closing its doors for a full 24 hours on one day this month

08/04 ‘Cooked’: Real estate apologises over ad detail

A Queensland real estate agent has apologised after a “blunder” on a rental advertisement sparked widespread outrage from Aussies.

07/04 Supreme Court puts hold on order that deported Maryland man must be returned to US

The Trump administration admitted it mistakenly deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia but said it had no authority to return him from El Salvador.

07/04 UK loses bid to keep Apple appeal against demand for iPhone 'backdoor' a secret

Apple has triumphed over an effort from the U.K. government to keep secret details of its appeal against an order to create a "backdoor" to iPhone users' data.

06/04 TikTok reportedly stays on App Store after assurance from Attorney General Pam Bondi

Apple will keep TikTok on its App Store for at least 75 more days after receiving assurances from Attorney General Pam Bondi, Bloomberg News reported.

06/04 Drivers risk £5k fine if they don't follow little-known roundabout rule

Drivers could land themselves with a hefty fine and points on your license if they don't follow this simple roundabout rule.

06/04 Global Organization: The occupation has killed 200 children in the West Bank since the beginning of the aggression

A global organization considered that international laws and agreements related to the protection of children have become ink on paper, in light of the continuing crimes and violations committed by the Israeli occupation against Palestinian children, especially in the Gaza Strip.

06/04 US to cancel visas from one nation

The US government says it will revoke all visas held by passport holders of South Sudan after complaining the African nation was not accepting deportees from its migrant blitz.

06/04 ‘Disturbing’: Trump’s huge X-rated move

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05/04 Spain 'declares war' on British expats living in country through 'tax scam'

A top international lawyer has accused Spain of trying to fleece hard-up British expats through an aggressive financial campaign.

05/04 Global Organization: Child Protection Laws are ink on paper in front of Israel

Global Organization: Child Protection Laws are ink on paper in front of Israel

05/04 Temporary acquisition of the number of Indonesian film viewers that aired Eid

Four days after Lebaran, several Indonesian films won hundreds of thousands to 1 million viewers.

05/04 U.S. Senate Republicans pass measure to move forward on Trump's tax cuts

The U.S. Senate approved a Republican budget blueprint early on Saturday that aims to extend Trump's 2017 tax cuts and sharply reduce government spending.

05/04 Driver disguised 80 pounds of meth, cocaine as Christmas presents. His gift was prison.

Oklahoma City Police stopped a man for speeding and noticed Christmas gifts in the vehicle. It turns out the presents were gift-wrapped drugs.

04/04 Judge jails Trump clemency recipient Jonathan Braun after child assault arrest

Jonathan Braun's family used connections it had to the family of Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to set in motion the clemency from the president.

04/04 Rules and punishment of smoking in India: What punishment is received under which law? Understand here from experts

People are seen smoking in the mall or in the market while walking on the road. In this, many people standing there have problems with the smoke emanating from it and there is damage to the environment. However, no one stops any kind of restriction on it. But there are many states in the country where there is a ban on smoking. At the same time, people consume it indiscriminately in some states. I

04/04 Judge orders US to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back from El Salvador prison

The family of a Maryland father who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador has sued the Trump administration to bring him back to the U.S.

04/04 A Maryland dad was sent to El Salvador prison by mistake. Can his community get him back?

An 'administrative error' sent a Maryland father of a 5-year-old autistic son to prison in El Salvador. His family is fighting for his return.

03/04 Trump administration lifts sanctions on wife of Putin ally Boris Rotenberg

Karina Rotenberg and her husband were placed on a sanctions list by the Biden adminstration after Russia invaded Ukraine.

03/04 Convicted rapist spared deportation because 'he can't get witness protection'

The convicted sex attacker entered the program on the Caribbean island as a child because his mother testified about gangland murder.

03/04 Gardeners warned these mistakes could lead to whopping fines - one worth £20,000

Before making any plans to transform your garden, there are a few laws you should know about so you can avoid a fine of thousands of pounds.

03/04 James Tarkowski should have been sent off against Liverpool, admits PGMOL

The referees’ body, PGMOL, has acknowledged that Everton’s James Tarkowski should have been sent off at Liverpool

02/04 Recommendations for widescreen movies that air Lebaran 2025, from animation to horror films

Who is still confused about spending time off Eid? You can go to the cinema and watch the recommendations of some of these films.

01/04 DOJ to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione in CEO Brian Thompson murder case

Luigi Mangione is accused of stalking UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and killing him outside a New York hotel in December.

01/04 Trump steps up efforts to exert control over DC

President Trump is growing more aggressive in his posture towards Washington, D.C, threatening to exert more control over the local affairs of the nation’s capital. The president signed an ex…

01/04 ‘I’ve settled’: Donald Trump decides on Aussie tariffs

Australia now fears US President Donald Trump will slap new tariffs on all imports from overseas with our allies Britain and Canada left completely in the dark over what is being planned.

01/04 Bali tightens rules for tourists

Bali has doubled down on its zero-tolerance approach to unruly tourists, particularly those who break the law, after tightening its rules for international visitors last week.

01/04 Is it punished for those who wear masks in the actions?

In demonstrations, wearing a mask is not an indication of a crime or act of violence alone. On the contrary, it is sometimes a part and assurance of constitutional rights. Even if we assume that the purpose of the legislator is to protect public security, there should be a measure between the vehicle for this purpose.

31/03 ‘Strangely wealthy’: Elon Musk reveals DOGE’s next target

The world’s richest man is dying to figure out how politicians on Capitol Hill got “strangely wealthy” despite their comparatively modest salaries.

31/03 Labour slammed for creating border 'crisis' as Keir Starmer plan 'in tatters'

The Prime Minister - who opened an Organised Immigration Crime Summit on Monday - said he is "angry" about the scale of the crisis and vowed to take more action.

31/03 FBI searches homes of Indiana U. cybersecurity Prof. XiaoFeng Wang and wife, seizes boxes

XiaoFeng Wang's research at Indiana U. focused on security and privacy issues in mobile and cloud computing, and privacy issues in human genomic data.

31/03 Human rights lawyers not to blame for migration madness, says Keir Starmer

The Prime Minister warned the "system would break down" if lawyers allowed their political views to impact who they defend.

31/03 Terri Schiavo's death 20 years ago sparked lingering debate about death and politics

The case of Terri Schiavo, whose comatose state fueled a long legal battle over end-of-life issues, unleashed political forces that linger today.

30/03 Is it an opponent or an assistant, how can a doctor "be a colleague" with AI?

Is it an opponent or an assistant, how can a doctor "be a colleague" with AI?

29/03 Confirmed: Migration laws in New York that are in force this 2025

New York reaffirms its commitment to the protection of immigrants, limiting the collaboration of local authorities with ICE. Projects under discussion could change this approach.

28/03 Trump pardons three co-founders of BitMEX crypto exchange

Trevor Milton, founder and former CEO of electric truck maker Nikola, revealed that Trump had pardoned him for his criminal conviction for securities fraud.

28/03 Trump says Skadden, Arps law firm will provide $100 million in pro bono legal services, avoiding executive order

Earlier, two "Big Law" firms sued the Trump administration over the president's executive orders targeting them.

28/03 Trump sued by two more 'Big Law' firms he targeted in executive orders

The law firms WilmerHale, Jenner & Block and Perkins Coie say President Trump's orders violate the U.S. Constitution.

28/03 Texas Senate Passes Legislation Banning Red Flag Laws

The Texas Senate passed legislation Wednesday banning the enforcement of red flag laws in municipalities throughout the Lone Star State. 

28/03 Nikola founder Trevor Milton says Trump pardoned him in securities fraud case

Milton, who compared his prosecution by the Justice Department to its criminal cases against President Trump, said he had been "railroaded" in the fraud case.

28/03 'I'm a little scared': Why more legal US residents are rushing to apply for citizenship

Legal US residents are applying for citizenship out of fear they could be under increased scrutiny and deported.

28/03 News 1+1丨Zhongguancun Forum, how will artificial intelligence evolve?

News 1+1丨Zhongguancun Forum, how will artificial intelligence evolve?

28/03 ‘Crisis’: Text sends Trump over the edge

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27/03 Man charged in Molotov cocktail attack on Teslas in Las Vegas

The arrest came days after the FBI launched a task force to address attacks on locations associated with Tesla, whose CEO is DOGE chief Elon Musk.

27/03 Parliament enters a new bartial basket project: Halabja in exchange for Tal Afar and Al -Zubair!

Alsumaria News-Politics submit a new barter basket after a basket of personal status laws, public amnesty and real estate restoration, as those who have emerged to transfer districts to governorates within one basket, as a draft exchange for the Halabja project to a province.

26/03 South Korea opposition clears hurdle for presidency after winning legal appeal

A South Korean appeals court on Wednesday reversed a lower court's ruling and found main opposition leader Lee Jae-myung not guilty of violating election law.

25/03 Huge new asylum scandal erupts as foreign crooks given free homes

Exclusive: Critics warned "violent thugs, sexual offenders and drug dealers" are "free to continue plaguing our nation and its communities".

25/03 The story behind the scenes of Wulan Guritno to Tissa Biani acting in the Norma film

For information, the film Norma: Between in -laws and son -in -law is based on the true story of Risma's norms that confide in Long Social Media X (Twitter).

24/03 FBI launches Tesla threats task force: 'This is domestic terrorism'

Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his DOGE team are leading efforts by the Trump administration to drastically cut federal government spending and staff.

24/03 Tesla showroom in Texas targeted with 'incendiary devices', police say

Tesla CEO Elon Musk attended a Cabinet meeting at the White House with President Donald Trump as news of the incident broke.

24/03 CLT payroll loan exceeds 40 million simulations in 3 days

About 4.5 million requests were made and 11 thousand contracts were made, according to the Ministry of Labor

23/03 Trump border czar says he won't defy order on Venezuelan migrants amid immigration battle

The Trump administration will not defy a judge's order blocking the use of war powers to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members, the border czar Tom Homan said on Sunday.

23/03 CLT payroll loan has 29 million simulations and 2.9 million orders in 2 days

According to information from the Ministry of Labor, about 6,600 contracts were made; If worker regrets, he will have seven days to return the full amount he received

21/03 State is calling for a new fee for fishing: Change affects holidaymakers

A change in the law is to rinse 600,000 euros from Anglern to the state treasury.

21/03 Deported soccer player wrongly accused of gang membership over tattoo, lawyer says

Jerce Reyes Barrios' attorney said his tattoo was designed to look like the logo of his favorite soccer team, not a gang symbol.

21/03 Private payroll loans: check out 7 steps how to join the program that starts this Friday, 21

New modality allows for CLT sheet discount without the need for employers and bank agreement

21/03 Trump AG highlights three Tesla arson cases, adding to White House defense of Musk's company

Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk, the world's richest man, donated more than $250 million toward President Trump's successful presidential campaign.

20/03 Vast majority of cannabis users drive afterwards, report says. What to know about the risks.

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that 84.8% of cannabis users who responded to a study drove within eight hours of consumption.

20/03 Pensioner stunned after council bans him from parking on his own driveway

The 73-year-old has parked there for 20 years until he received a letter telling him to stop.

20/03 Nigeria’s oil-rich Rivers State under emergency: sending in the army isn’t the answer

The emergency declaration in the state is likely to escalate the activities of militants and inter gang war in the area.

20/03 What is apartheid? New book for young readers explains South Africa’s racist system

Together Apart: The Story of Living in Apartheid was written by two academics for readers of all ages to know about the pain and the triumph of South Africa’s past.

20/03 Colombian Navy personnel indicted in plot to help narcos spy on coast guard ships

Two ex-Colombian Navy workers are accused of helping drug traffickers place tracking devices aboard Colombian Navy vessels.

20/03 Picture shows why Australia is going nowhere

Opposition to plans for mid-rise apartment towers in an affluent Sydney suburb has again shown the disparity between new housing targets and locals who don’t want them.

20/03 Greenpeace ordered to pay more than $660 million over Dakota Access Pipeline protests

A jury on Wednesday ordered environmental campaign group Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million in damages to Texas-based Energy Transfer.

19/03 Art created autonomously by AI cannot be copyrighted, federal appeals court rules

The Supreme Court might be asked to review the case related to the artificial intelligence painting "A Recent Entrance to Paradise."

19/03 Why so many people are getting scam texts saying they have unpaid tolls

A rise in text messages telling people they have unpaid toll fees is emerging as the latest iteration of a ballooning form of fraud.

18/03 Gross act Aussies no longer copping

Australians are fed up with one particular act, with one irrate person calling out anyone guilty of committing the crime.

18/03 The best place to retire in Spain 2025

We have put together a list of the best places to retire in Spain in 2025, taking into account the cost of living, safety, pensions, healthcare and visas amongst other factors, and Spain turns out to be one of the best countries to retire to.

17/03 Digital safety is into effect .. Britain monitors communication platforms

Today, the UK enters into new digital safety laws.

16/03 In the era of artificial intelligence, is Marxist theory outdated?

In the era of artificial intelligence, is Marxist theory outdated?

16/03 New details about the rent of agricultural lands in Iraq

Alsumaria News - The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that the leased area in accordance with all laws amounts to more than 23 million dunums in all governorates of the country.

16/03 Greens’ outlandish plan for Aussie workers

The Greens have begun a push to introduce a four-day work week for Australians, saying wages have not kept pace with productivity gains.

16/03 He voted for Trump. Now his wife sits in an ICE detention center.

ICE's deportation actions signal that anyone who isn't a US citizen is 'at risk – period,' immigration attorney says.

16/03 Who owns digital data about you? South African legal scholar weighs up property and privacy rights

If data ownership is not clearly established, it could stifle innovation and investment.

16/03 Ghana’s poor are the ones who suffer most from corruption: history offers some ideas about fighting back

The effectiveness of anti-corruption initiatives in Ghana depends as much on action from ordinary people as from authorities.

15/03 Four CPLP countries face potential travel restrictions to the US

Angola, Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Prince and Equatorial Guinea are some of the 43 countries whose citizens may face restrictions on entry into the United States, New York Times (NYT) today.

15/03 Man slashed with machete for car keys: cops

A man has been rushed to hospital after he was allegedly threatened and slashed with a machete by two men who demanded he hand over his car keys.

15/03 New driving law changes could see crackdown on 'preventable issue'

Experts are hoping that the government will take heed of their warnings to reduce accidents on the road.

14/03 Trump officials cheer 'self-deportation' of pro-Palestinian student protester

The unusual decision to post the video on social media reflects the attention Trump has given pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia.

14/03 'Keir Starmer can't afford to let planning opportunity slip through his fingers'

Sir Keir Starmer needs to supercharge his efforts in one policy area in particular.

14/03 Narco-submarine crew arrested in plot to ferry thousands of kilos of coke on the high seas

A federal grand jury indicted six Colombian nationals for operating a narco-submarine fleet to bring 5,000 kilograms of cocaine to the U.S.

14/03 Belgium probes suspected bribery in EU parliament that links to Huawei

Belgian prosecutors said on Thursday they had detained individuals over suspected bribery in the European Parliament that allegedly benefits China's Huawei.

13/03 Payment to 15.5 million people will be paid within the scope of retired holiday bonus

In the Parliamentary Plan and Budget Commission, the impact analysis of the law proposal for the amendment of the Youth and Sports Services Law, which includes the retirement feast bonus to 4 thousand pounds and the regulations of birth aid and the regulations of birth aid, was analyzed.

13/03 Burke slams US influencer after ‘wombatgate’

A second video has emerged appearing to show US influencer who was caught on camera snatching a baby wombat away from its mother handling another live Australian animal.

13/03 Uefa to ask for review of double touch rule on penalties after Alvarez incident

Uefa is to ask for a review of the double touch rule on penalty kicks, after ‘clearly unintentional’ contact from Julián Alvarez cost Atlético Madrid against Real

13/03 Atlético controversy shows VAR creates far more angst than it resolves

Football is living through a global case study on whether fairer actually makes for better in the world of professional sport

13/03 American tourist faces deportation calls after taking baby wombat from mum

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese suggested Ms Jones would have seen a different result had she tried her stunt with a baby crocodile.

13/03 Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid, 2 touch Julian Alvarez and Laws of the Penalty Game

Julian Alvarez's goal that was not ratified by the referee in Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid penalties triggered debate. Next is laws of the game about penalties.

13/03 ‘Embarrassing’: New bail laws slammed

Imagine waking up in the middle of the night to a group of men with their faces covered, some carrying machetes, standing over you in bed.

13/03 Burke slams US influencer after ‘wombatgate’

Anthony Albanese has ripped into a controversial attention-seeking US influencer caught on film snatching a baby wombat, challenging her to “take another animal that can actually fight back”.

12/03 Court orders a return to Brazil with the mother of the son of former Judge Fonseca and Castro

A Judge of Family and Minors of the Court of Viana do Castelo ordered today the return to Brazil, accompanied by the mother, the son of former judge Fonseca and Castro, currently living with his father in Ponte de Lima.

12/03 Attorneys fight for Palestinian advocate Mahmoud Khalil's freedom after arrest

President Donald Trump has said the Palestinian activist's arrest near Columbia University was the first of more to come.

12/03 Troops descend on nation on the brink

EU military reinforcements started arriving in Bosnia on Tuesday, as concerns grew over escalating defiance by the country’s ethnic Serb statelet that some feared could bring back interethnic instability.

12/03 ‘Too late’: Bec Judd’s call on bail reform

Outspoken influencer Rebecca Judd has lashed the Victorian government’s pledge to bring in the country’s toughest bail laws as “too late for many” after repeatedly raising concerns about crime for years.

12/03 Victorian Premier joins Fifi Box on air with huge promise after being put on blast two weeks ago

Melbourne media personality Fifi Box had Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan on her radio show on Wednesday after refusing to interview the leader on air two weeks ago.

11/03 Philippines' ex-President Duterte arrested at ICC's request over 'drugs war,' government says

Former Philippine President was served an Interpol arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court upon arrival at Manila on Tuesday, the government said.

11/03 ‘Collateral damage’ of Covid-era revealed

Australians lived with “significant restrictions on our human rights” during the COVID-19 pandemic, a landmark new report released almost five years since the first lockdown says.

11/03 What's a green card? What permanent resident status means in Mahmoud Khalil case

The activist played a prominent role in Columbia University's pro-Palestinian protests. He is detained as President Trump has threatened deportation.

10/03 Huge crackdown as dangerous migrants will be 'tagged like terrorists'

Dangerous offenders and security threats face electronic tags, night-time curfews and exclusion zones, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will announce.

08/03 International Women's Day 2025: 5 rights of women, which can remove the difficulties of their lives

International Women's Day 2025: Women's Day is celebrated every year by observing the rights and equality of women. Women were dedicated on 8 March, ensuring that women could get equal opportunities in education, career or any field than men. With this, women have their contribution, their role in family and society ...

08/03 "Children's rights are given stronger protection than ever!" - Matthew Kocsis shared how the Basic Law changes

The text may be familiar from before.

08/03 Trump's plan to cut down more trees faces a host of problems

The Trump administration's plan to boost timber production on federal lands faces pushback about wildfires, environmental concerns and economics.

07/03 Trump Organization sues Capital One bank over account closures after Jan. 6 Capitol riot

The Trump companies accuse Capitol One of having "'woke' beliefs that it needed to distance itself from President Trump and his conservative political views."

07/03 Fei Gongquan, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Haitian Group: Strengthen AI technology supervision and promote the healthy and orderly development of artificial intelligence

Fei Gongquan, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Haitian Group: Strengthen AI technology supervision and promote the healthy and orderly development of artificial intelligence

07/03 'What happened on Bloody Sunday is worthy of remembering.' This marks the 60th anniversary

As people gather in Selma to remember \

07/03 Three Aussies banned from tourist hotspot

Three Australian tourists have been blacklisted from a climbing a volcanic mountain in Indonesia for five years after scaling it illegaly.

07/03 Parliament votes replacement of 302 aggregate parishes in 2013

The Parliament today revoked the decree vetoed by the President of the Republic on the replacement of 302 aggregate parishes during the 2013 administrative reform, which should be reconfirmed by the majority of deputies.

06/03 Government ethics watchdog fired by Trump drops lawsuit challenging dismissal

Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger said the Supreme Court could take months to resolve the question of whether his termination by President Trump was legal

06/03 Gov. DeSantis: Time to Repeal Florida's Red Flag Law

Gov. DeSantis is pressing Florida's Republican supermajority to repeal the state's red flag law and a minimum age requirement for long guns.

06/03 Hong Kong's top court quashes convictions of pro-democracy Tiananmen group

Hong Kong's top court unanimously overturned on Thursday the convictions of three former members of a pro-democracy group.

06/03 Driving license in New Jersey: The measure of Phil Murphy that makes drivers more accessible

The "Royal ID" program in New Jersey facilitates obtaining the real ID and the renewal of driving licenses, expediting the procedures in response to the growing demand and the federal law that enters into force on May 7.

06/03 Appeals court allows Trump administration to remove ethics watchdog Dellinger — for now

The Supreme Court is likely to determine whether President Donald Trump can fire Hampton Dellinger as head of the Office of Special Counsel.

05/03 Failed asylum seeker jailed for assault wears £180 trainers to court

Hamza Amri, 29, who was jailed for six months after knocking out a fellow asylum seeker, wore an Abercrombie and Fitch top and a River Island jacket in court.

05/03 Trump draws anger for praising police after he pardoned Jan. 6 rioters

Former U.S. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn, who defended the complex on Jan. 6, 2021, cursed at Trump in a tweet.

05/03 Judge denies Musk's attempt to block OpenAI from becoming for-profit entity

A Judge in California on Tuesday said Elon Musk can't move forward in his legal efforts to stop OpenAI from converting to a for-profit entity.

04/03 Attention, drivers: Los Angeles implements new parking law at pedestrian crossings

Drivers in Los Angeles must adapt to new parking laws that affect pedestrian crossings. The fines for parking in these areas are already in force.

04/03 DWP told it must reveal who will be targeted in benefit bank account checks

New laws will give DWP officials the right to look at bank accounts

04/03 Could a GOP bill prevent some married women from voting? Here's what to know.

The proposed SAVE Act, designed to keep immigrants from voting, is raising concerns among some women who took husband's last name.

03/03 List of States That Want to End Daylight Saving Time

As the date for clocks to go forward approaches, the debate over keeping daylight saving time has continued at the state level.

03/03 Lack of parliament sessions leads the political scene ... differences and other reasons

Alsumaria News - A policy of attributing members of the House of Representatives to the lack of parliament’s sessions to the differences of blocs over some laws, while they were likely to affect the election campaigns after the end of the blessed month of Ramadan in passing many legislation. The last session of Parliament was on February 16, but it was not held due to the incomplete quorum.

03/03 End in sight for laws that make 5m households 'second-class homeowners'

Anyone living a flat will be given the chance to buy a share in their property under reforms planned by the end of the current parliament.

02/03 Approved tests the new out-of-game law and a new rule for the goalkeeper

International Board gathered in Belfast and made a series of decisions that come into force from 1 July

01/03 VAR retained in Norway after grassroots clubs swing vote on technology

Norway will continue to use VAR in its top flight after a vote among clubs across the country’s football system came out in favour of retaining the technology

01/03 Goalkeepers to be punished with corner for holding ball more than eight seconds

From next season goalkeepers who waste time by holding on to the ball are to be penalised with the award of a corner, the law-making Ifab has ruled

01/03 ICE: This group of immigrants in the United States must schedule an appointment with the agency in 2025

The United States Immigration and Customs Control Service establishes a procedure for certain immigrants to schedule appointments from 2025, after being released by the border patrol.

01/03 President Trump to sign executive order making English the official language of US

President Donald Trump will sign an executive order that for the first time will make English the official language of the United States.

28/02 Mexico extradites 29 drug cartel members to U.S. for trial as Trump tariffs loom

Canada and Mexico are trying to get the United States not to follow through on a promise by President Trump to impose tariffs of 25% on imported goods.

28/02 Loans, heating and not only: what laws come into force in March

The State Duma spoke about the upcoming legislative innovations

27/02 5 Tips on Vacation With In -Law, Make Sweet Moments Unstinted and Comfortable!

Here are 5 tips so that the vacation runs smoothly and full of positive impressions with favorite in -laws. Let's see!

27/02 Kremlin: Lifting the ban on Mita and others is subject to compliance with Russian laws

Kremlin: Lifting the ban on Mita and others is subject to compliance with Russian laws

26/02 Eric Adams seeks total dismissal of criminal case for 'prosecutorial misconduct'

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has denied he agreed to cooperate with Trump immigration policies in exchange for his corruption case being tossed.

26/02 Trump prohibits undocumented immigrants making domestic flights within the US

The new Trump policy restricts the migrants movement in the US, eliminating travel permits and hardening deportation processes with the support of the DHS and the TSA.

25/02 Trump administration, DOGE hit roadblocks in three court cases

One judge called the Trump administration's funding freeze "ill-conceived from the beginning."

24/02 Lawsuit challenges Musk 'resignation' threat to federal workers

Elon Musk has been tasked by President Donald Trump with slashing federal government spending and the federal employee headcount, an effort known as DOGE.

23/02 How the FDA's approval for food additives works, and why experts say a loophole allows companies to bypass it

Experts say that for decades, a legal loophole has allowed companies to include chemical additives that could be potentially dangerous to consumers' health.

22/02 Lifeline thrown to Tassie salmon workers

Tasmania's salmon industry has been thrown a $37 million lifeline, in addition to new environmental laws to secure the long-term future of farming in the Aussie state.

22/02 Aussie town where land is ‘worthless’

Blocks of vacant land along Victoria’s coastline have become “worthless” as new rules to account for climate change block the construction of new housing.

21/02 Google, Meta execs blast Europe over strict AI regulation as Big Tech ups the ante

Executives at Google and Meta said that Europe's artificial intelligence industry is being held back by excessive regulation.

20/02 Fury over judges' 'ludicrous' decision to treat balding migrant as child

The Home Office had assessed he was aged between 23 and 25.

20/02 Man with meat cleaver on Harbour Bridge

Police are investigating after a man was seen wielding a meat cleaver at other drivers during a suspected road rage incident on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

19/02 Ring doorbell owners told to abide by key regulation or face £100,000 fine

Individuals and businesses could be liable for a huge payment if rules are not adhered to

19/02 DOJ offers new Eric Adams case dismissal justification ahead of key hearing

New York Mayor Adams began cooperating with Trump administration on enforcement of immigration policies after the DOJ said it wanted his criminal case tossed.

19/02 Cover: For what their owners can be fined or even imprisoned

On February 1, the law came into force under which the punishment of owners and responsible persons for non -admission of citizens to shelters.

19/02 Millionaire’s bombshell $32 million Nine move

One-time media boss John Singleton has told associates he is preparing to take a tilt at Nine’s revenue-challenged radio division.

19/02 Truth emerges amid claim Ezra Mam was breaking Queensland road rules

Ezra Mam’s off-season dramas took a fresh turn on Tuesday when a picture emerged of the Broncos superstar with an e-bike that allegedly breaches Queensland speed limit laws.

18/02 Tories demand 'radical overhaul' of human rights laws to end migration madness

Exclusive: New Home Office review will hunt for loopholes in current rules, but critics are urging Labour to go much further

18/02 Trump administration to continue Biden's strict scrutiny of corporate mergers

The Biden-era guidelines for antitrust reviews of mergers by the DOJ and FTC are widely disliked by corporations.

18/02 Judge orders Mayor Eric Adams, DOJ lawyers to appear in court to explain case dismissal request

President Donald Trump says he did not asked the Department of Justice to seek a dismissal of criminal charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

18/02 Spreading basketball laws and amending the budget in the Official Gazette

Alsumaria News-Policy announced today, Tuesday, the publication of amnesty, conditions and real estate restoration laws in the new issue of the Iraqi Al-Waqaqa newspaper.

18/02 The clash of the Kurdish army and farmers in Kirkuk is the first consequence of basketball laws .. Will it be the last?

Alsumaria News-Security, as expected before, the first consequences and the serious effects of the three contentious laws appeared, as the real estate return law launched the first problems in Kirkuk, after it occurred from a collision between the Iraqi army and Kurd farmers, who tried to grow some disputed lands.

18/02 Men could be fined £8,000 for ejaculating 'without intent to conceive'

A groundbreaking law has been proposed that would make it a crime for men to ejaculate unless they intend to conceive a child - with hefty fines for violators

18/02 Israeli influencer to speak after ‘vile’ nurses video

The Israeli influencer who released footage of a nurse who vowed to “kill” Israeli patients and another nurse who claimed he had already sent Israeli patients to the afterlife is set to speak about the video and its aftermath.

18/02 Man found guilty of breaching WA’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting ‘Rainbow Serpent’

A Western Australian landowner has been found guilty of breaching the state’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting a creek on his property associated with the “Rainbow Serpent”.

17/02 Missouri man Andrew Lester pleads guilty to 2023 shooting of Black teen Ralph Yarl

The shooting drew national attention and reignited debate about so called “stand your ground” laws.

17/02 New laws to make hate speech criminal

Hate speech and other acts of inciting racial hatred will become criminal under tough new laws to be introduced into the NSW parliament on Tuesday, in an effort to crack down on a spate of anti-Semitic incidents across the state.

17/02 Singapore court finds opposition party leader guilty of lying to parliament

A Singapore court on Monday found opposition leader Pritam Singh guilty of lying to parliament, which could bar him from contesting this year's election.

16/02 148 pounds of crystal meth found in stone landscaping pavers in North Carolina, police say

Officers were following up on an investigation from an arrest made in January when they said they found crystal methamphetamines hidden in pavers.

16/02 Trump wants the Supreme Court to let the firing of whistleblower agency head proceed

The Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to permit the firing of the head of the federal agency dedicated to protecting whistleblowers.

16/02 Father in hit Netflix show slams ‘lies’

A Queensland father has slammed Netflix for “inaccurately” portraying his late daughter in the hit Netflix show Apple Cider Vinegar, a series centred around Australian wellness scammer Belle Gibson.

15/02 Some LED headlights can be painfully bright. Are they legal?

Headlights have gotten brighter as more cars use bright LED lights. Has the government taken steps to address the glare they can cause?

15/02 Is it illegal to drive barefoot? What to know before driving your car without shoes

Curious if it's illegal to drive barefoot? Learn whether or not footwear is required by law when hitting the road and the safety concerns involved.

14/02 Trump border czar warns Eric Adams not to violate ‘agreement’ as DOJ orders case dismissal

A top Justice Department official and former defense lawyer for President Donald Trump has seen six top prosecutors quit over Mayor Adams's case.

14/02 Major update on school phone ban

Students across the country are less distracted since mobile phones were banned in the classrooms, new research shows.

14/02 Actress Scarlett Johansson asks the US to regulate AI after fake video

American actress Scarlett Johansson, who has been a victim of Artificial Intelligence (IA), asked the US to regulate the use of technology after the fake video criticizing anti-Semitic statements by musician YE (formerly Kanye West).

14/02 Eight new motoring laws in 2025 including one with an instant £100 fine

Motoring experts have identified upcoming changes that could impact drivers - with electric vehicle owners potentially facing the biggest changes.

13/02 ICE efforts ‘gone too far’: Schools, churches sue Trump administration over immigration

Trump officials say policy change will allow them to target criminals taking sanctuary within churches, repealing a Biden-era sanctuary rule.

13/02 Bali holiday warning as police crackdown on rowdy tourists

The province has adopted a zero-tolerance policy for tourists breaking the law since the end of the pandemic, including those violating immigration rules.

13/02 More Restrictions: VA Dems Send Gun Control Bills to Youngkin's Desk

Democrats in Virginia's General Assembly passed numerous gun controls Wednesday that will now head to Gov. Glenn Youngkin's (R) desk.

13/02 Ohio Dems Seek to Expand Instant Firearm Background Check to 10 Days

Democrat lawmakers in Ohio are seeking to expand the instant criminal background check for a firearm purchase to ten days, alongside pushing gun storage laws and other controls.

13/02 Pay by the mile? Lawmakers propose charge for Washington state drivers

The proposed bill would implement a system charging drivers based on how much they drive in order to fund road maintenance and preservation.

13/02 The SBU explained the causes of sanctions against politicians and businessmen

Most of the sub -persons are already involved in criminal proceedings whose pre -trial investigation is engaged in law enforcement.

13/02 ‘Objectively nonsense’: Sovereign citizen ‘pseudo-law’ arguments clogging up Australia’s courts

Just before Christmas, a court in Western Australia heard what should have been an otherwise run-of-the-mill mortgage repossession case.

13/02 ‘Pay cut’: Fresh warning over right to disconnect

Australians have been issued a fresh warning over the recently introduced Right to Disconnect laws, with new research showing just how badly scrapping the change would impact workers.

12/02 Trump froze a bribery law that previously hit suppliers for Elon Musk's Tesla

President Trump has told Attorney General Pam Bondi to look at past cases by the DOJ involving the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

12/02 Drivers given major respite with new parking fine change

Drivers issued parking fines should receive more protection under the new change.

11/02 Who is Marc Fogel? What to know about American teacher released from Russian prison

Marc Fogel was arrested for having cannabis in 2021 and sentenced to 14 years in a Russian penal colony.

11/02 One of the appellants in the controversial laws: The Federal Court will issue a decision to nullify the voting session on it

Alsumaria News - Locally, Representative Haider al -Salami, one of the appellants of the controversial laws (general amnesty, personal status, return real estate), confirmed today, Tuesday, that the Federal Court will issue a decision to nullify the voting session on it, pointing out that the voting mechanism and the paragraphs that these laws include is an explicit violation It is clear to the co

11/02 State’s tough plan to combat anti-Semitism

Tough new hate laws, including two years jail for racial hatred offences, will be debated in NSW Parliament following a rise in anti-Semitism attacks across the state.

10/02 Aussie champ set to test anti-gay laws

Controversy around the move to add a wave-pool event in Abu Dhabi to the World Surf League schedule goes beyond the impact on newly minted Pipeline champ Tyler Wright, who wears the LBGQTI+ flag on her shoulder and is heading to a country where homosexuality is outlawed.

10/02 President Abbas issues a decree to cancel the laws of the provisions of the prisoners and martyrs

Today, Monday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issued a presidential decree to cancel the laws related to the system of paying financial allocations to the families of prisoners, martyrs and wounded, while transferring the program management and its database from the Ministry of Social Development to the National Economic Empowerment Corporation.

10/02 A deputy reveals: Paragraphs with controversial laws are added and we do not know who added them

The member of the House of Representatives, Youssef Al -Kalabi, revealed today, Monday, that there are paragraphs of the controversial laws that were added and we did not know who added them, while he indicated that there are those who do not want the solution in the region and Baghdad made their power.

10/02 Albanian crook allowed to stay in UK as son did not like foreign chicken nuggets

The case emerged on a day when figures revealed a dramatic increase in the number of people arrested for working illegally in the UK.

10/02 Horrific end in search for ‘missing’ Bali couple

The whereabouts of a British couple, whose friend put out a public plea on social media to help locate the pair in Bali after they went AWOL, are now known.

10/02 ‘P***y’: Why Dana unleashed on Aussie editor

UFC president Dana White has gone to war with a Sydney newspaper editor in a fiery press conference, calling the Australian media “the biggest bunch of p***ies”.

10/02 Parents stand outside home of teen bailed after allegedly pointing fake gun at Melbourne shoppers

Furious locals have staged a protest outside the Melbourne home of a 14-year-old bailed after allegedly pointing an imitation gun at shoppers.

09/02 Tomorrow, the Federal Court considers appeals with the three contentious laws

Alsumaria News-Policy considering the Federal Supreme Court, tomorrow, Tuesday, 4 lawsuits for the appeals submitted in the parliament session to pass the three contentious laws, as well as appeals to some articles of the general amnesty law.

08/02 Electronic voting is intentional .. Parliamentary reveals the seriousness of one basket and the nature of the state order

Representative Hadi Al -Salami revealed today, Saturday, the risk of voting on the laws in one basket, while clarifying the nature of the state order by the Federal Court, and stressed that the voting system and electronic attendance in Parliament are deliberately idle.

07/02 The EU loophole that would 'allow' Keir Starmer to restart the Rwanda scheme

EXCLUSIVE: As the EU looks to tighten its immigration laws, the UK could do the same, potentially leading to the Rwanda scheme bein revisited.

07/02 Billionaire’s shock election claim

Aussie billionaire Clive Palmer lashed the Australian Electoral Commission for “continual harassment” as he fights the ineligibility of his United Australia Party (UAP) to re-register for the next federal election.

07/02 ’Dirty deals’: Trump move threatens Australia

Does might make right?

07/02 ‘Legal high’ Aussies are obsessed with

OPINION

06/02 Men allegedly caught displaying Nazi flag

Two men who allegedly displayed a flag with a Nazi symbol on it in Sydney’s CBD have been charged after tough new hate laws were announced.

06/02 Judge pauses Trump federal employee buyout offer pending court hearing

A lawsuit says the Trump administration's offer of a buyout to federal employees is unlawful, noting that Congress has not appropriated money for it.

06/02 Zelensky forbade the seizure of bodies from dead military

Among the innovations is the improvement of the automatic search for a donor pair - a recipient through a single state information information system for organs and fabrics.

06/02 UFC fighter Sean Strickland tears ‘communist’ Australia to shreds

American UFC star Sean Strickland has taken aim at Australia in his latest unhinged press conference.

06/02 'People with pensions live for more than 4 years compared to the common average'

People with pensions reach an average life expectancy of 78, about 4 years higher than the average life expectancy of the whole country is 74.7, according to the Director of Social Insurance Pham Truong Giang.