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12:45 Lee Anderson fires seven-word verdict in feisty exchange over trans ruling

Statues in Parliament Square were also vandalised during trans rights demonstrations this weekend.

11:40 Home Office Minister Diana Johnson to raise 'only good TERF' sign with police

The sign said 'The only good TERF is a _ _ _ _ TERF' following the Supreme Court ruling

07:30 Michael McDowell: There is no ‘right’ to subvert women’s freedom to have their own events and spaces

UK ruling on meaning of ‘woman’ is reassuring for those alarmed by claims that gender is, somehow, entirely separate from sex and is a social, psychological construct

22/04 Keir Starmer finally breaks silence on Supreme Court trans ruling

The Prime Minister was previously accused of ignoring women's concerns

22/04 Three reasons the fight for common sense women's rights isn't over yet

As Labour ministers are caught criticising the law as determined by the Supreme Court, why campaigners must not rest on their laurels or risk their hard-won efforts being overturned.

22/04 Richmond defender Noah Balta hit where it hurts in bizarre court sentencing

Richmond defender Noah Balta has avoided jail time but will be hit where it hurts after a NSW court handed down a bizarre sentencing on Tuesday morning.

19/04 Thousands gather for 'emergency' rally over gender court ruling

Thousands of trans rights protesters have gathered in central London days after a Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman.

19/04 'Thank the stars for trans ruling – but now comes real test for kindness'

The Supreme Court's sensible ruling should be welcomed.

18/04 'Vile activists smearing women as far-right shows how pathetic trans lobby is'

Common sense just doesn't cut it with activists who are delusional enough to carry on screaming when the country has stopped listening.

17/04 Kemi Badenoch’s triumphant 3 word blast of woke David Tennant after trans ruling

The Tory leader said she took a number of steps as Equalities Minister to stop trans madness and defend women's rights.

17/04 Olympian Sharron Davies fumes 'heads must roll' over 'betrayal of women'

Gold medal-winning athletes says: 'We must not ignore the shameful behaviour of cowards at the top of sporting bodies who allowed women to be put in harm's way to pacify activists'

17/04 Minister dodges question on trans treatment in hospitals after landmark ruling

The Supreme Court made a landmark ruling that transgender women are not legally women

17/04 Nigel Farage's seven-word verdict after landmark Supreme Court ruling

The Reform UK leader claimed the ruling would be welcomed by "nearly the whole population".

16/04 'Labour must protect women and girls in sport, work and school'

Shadow Women's Minister Mins Davies says the rights of women and girls should never be questioned again

16/04 JK Rowling praises 'extraordinary women' that won legal battle in trans debate

They battled for women's rights despite anger and abuse aimed at them

16/04 Labour spared embarrassment with trans women ruling – but Badenoch is the winner

Labour ministers will hope the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of sex will spare the party yet more divisive rows over who is a woman

16/04 'Supreme Court ruling is catastrophic for woke industrial complex'

The Supreme Court has dealt a killer blow to woke activists.

16/04 Labour ministers spent years refusing to accept biology in trans debate

Following today's seismic Supreme Court ruling, we take a look at the members of the Cabinet who have spent years denying biology.

16/04 ‘Hallelujah’ – Kemi Badenoch hails ‘victory for women’ as she takes swipe at PM

Tory leader welcomes Supreme Court ruling on legal definition of a female as she attacks Prime Minister's previous comments

15/04 Can the President be forced to take the opinion of the Supreme Court on a bill? Learn no?

The Supreme Court has given an important decision on the legislative powers of the President. The court has said that the President should explain the reasons for disagreeing on a bill. The court also said that if a bill seems unconstitutional, the President should take opinion from the Supreme Court.

30/03 Dark twist after cops shoot man in arrest

Revelations a Victorian man shot by police after allegedly running at officers with a metal pole was one of the hundreds of ­former immigration detainees ­released after a High Court ruling has been seized on by the Liberal Party.

25/03 Social court strengthens rights of pensioners: Who can now request money retrospectively

A new court ruling makes it clear that those who have not been sufficiently inform about a specific pension form could request money retrospectively.

19/02 "25 minutes wasted by showing the first ad of the film" PVR fined 1.28 lakhs

PVR Fined 1.28 Lakhs: Abhishek recorded these advertisements as evidence. PVR 'argued' that recording in the theater in this way is a violation of anti-piracy laws. The court rejected this argument of PVR.

13/01 Dubai chocolate is banned in Germany by court ruling.. What is the reason?

Dubai chocolate is banned in Germany by court ruling.. What is the reason?

27/12 Six years in prison in Belarus for a flower and a candle

A Belarusian court sentenced the well-known opposition activist, Dmitriy Kuchuk, to six years in prison, Vyasna, the oldest and best-known Belarusian human rights group, wrote on Friday.

24/12 ED itself trapped in framing DK Shivkumar, now a big game will happen!

In 2018, ED registered a money laundering case against DK on charges of tax evasion. He showed so much agility in the investigation that he was arrested in 2019 and put in jail. After about 5 years of struggle, DK got a big relief from the Supreme Court.

17/12 Cerrón challenges justice with video on the road: "Somewhere in a great country"

The leader of Perú Libre published a video from a snowy road, identified by users on social networks as the route from Tíclio to Huancayo.

30/11 Healthcare was neglected, and two couples who wanted a family became victims

Fatal errors, overload and protocol violations led to the point where two embryos were exchanged during implantation at an Israeli IVF clinic. After two years of litigation, the court has now decided that the little girl should be taken from the woman who carried her, gave birth to her and raised her with her partner, and should give her to her biological parents.

05/11 Supreme Court overturns High Court's decision on Madarsa Act, what does it mean for Yogi government?

The Supreme Court has upheld the validity of the Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Education Act of 2004 and declared it constitutional. Overturning the decision of the Allahabad High Court, the Supreme Court said that this Act does not violate the principle of secularism and also does not violate fundamental rights. This decision has brought relief to 17 lakh students studying in more than 13,000 madrassas o

19/09 Bypassing the court ban, X is available again in Brazil

According to Basilio Perez, president of the Brazilian Telecommunications Association, it will be difficult to ban X again in Brazil, because blocking Cloudflare is like blocking half the internet for Brazilian users.

17/09 Referees' employment status case to be re-heard after Supreme Court ruling

The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal from Professional Game Match Officials Limited regarding the employment status of 60 referees after the body was hit with a £584,000 tax bill

13/09 Green Card 2024: court ruling leaves more than 20,000 immigrants seeking residency in the United States without visas

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has issued recent rulings that have left more than 20,000 Green Card lottery winners without their visas, making their process to obtain residency in the United States difficult.

20/08 Nazi complicit in more than 10,000 concentration camp murders loses appeal

Irmgard Furchner was aware of what was happening at Stutthof, near Danzig, the court concluded.

15/08 Woman that claimed £2.3m damages after pier fall called a liar by judge

Kirsty Williams-Henry fell from Aberavon pier in July 2018 and suffered a brain injury which put her in intensive care for eight days, she says.

01/07 BBC presenter sparks fury after calling for Donald Trump to be 'murdered'

A well-known Radio 4 presenter appeared to breach the BBC's rules on social media impartiality today with a controversial tweet about the US election.

29/06 One European country reveals plan to 'ban' foreign flags on its soil

One European country has revealed plans to restrict the display of foreign flags on its territory.

21/06 Supreme Court upholds domestic violence gun ban

Only Justice Clarence Thomas dissented.

20/06 North Sea oil thrown into chaos after landmark ruling as energy warning issued

A landmark Supreme Court ruling says emissions created by burning fossil fuels need to be considered when granting planning permission.

09/06 Harry slammed as he ‘can’t believe’ he’s not in VIP category during security row

A royal expert has savaged Prince Harry, claiming he "can't believe" he is no longer a VIP.

26/05 Euthanasia: the debate returns to Congress

Pending topic. Last Wednesday, May 22, a bill was presented to Congress that proposes decriminalizing euthanasia under strict conditions. It is proposed by Congressman Jorge Flores Ancachi and signed by five of his colleagues. This initiative opens the possibility of a debate that should not be postponed any longer and that should be carried out with specialists and other authorized voices.

15/05 Stricter rules: Recording working hours makes it inflexible

A controversial court ruling requires the documentation of working hours almost like a time clock. This creates more bureaucracy and uncertainty in many companies. A guest post.

08/05 Life pension in Peru: which former presidents receive this benefit and how much is it?

Find out who are the former Peruvian leaders who receive a lifetime pension and what are the other additional benefits that the State grants them.

23/04 Residents are being ‘terrorised’ by ‘neighbour from hell’

A “neighbour from hell” has been accused of “terrorising” residents of a Sunshine Coast public housing complex.

18/04 Cairo Criminal Court issues a ruling against a football coach on charges of killing his friend, April 22 - Youm7

During the month of April, the courts in Egypt are witnessing the adjudication of a number of important cases that occupied public opinion, including the Cairo Criminal Court issuing its ruling on the accused of killing his friend and dismembering his body with an electric saw.

10/04 Groundbreaking judgment against Sparkasse: How to claim back overpaid bank fees

Banks and savings banks have increased fees for checking accounts without their customers’ consent. Wrong, a court rules. This is how you get your money back.

10/04 Less electricity than promised? Owners of PV systems may be entitled to compensation

Does the photovoltaic system generate less electricity than agreed? Owners don’t have to accept that. Why you should be picky when it comes to acceptance.

08/04 Sick after corona vaccination: Astrazeneca has to provide information

A woman from Upper Franconia wins a victory against the pharmaceutical company in court: The pharmaceutical company must provide a lot of data on all known effects and side effects of the vaccine that affect a specific syndrome.

06/04 Minicab passengers face paying 'extra £4m a day' due to new dreaded taxi tax

Minicab drivers have urged Jeremy Hunt to scrap the devastating taxi tax amid fears the hike in fares will "hammer" communities who rely on the service.

26/03 Can your landlord forbid you from using the balcony power plant?

With a balcony power plant, tenants can reduce their electricity costs. However, you should speak to your landlord in advance. These are the reasons.

20/03 Disabled teen to be forced into chemo after court finding

A severely disabled teenager who has up to six seizures a day will be forced to undergo “invasive” cancer treatment despite her family’s desire for her to “die peacefully” at home following a landmark court ruling.

19/03 Human rights activists warn against discrimination: US Supreme Court allows controversial law

The US state of Texas has been granted migration powers by a court ruling that are actually reserved for federal authorities. Human rights activists warn.

19/03 ‘An outrage’: Trump’s financial nightmare

Former US president Donald Trump is facing a nightmare financial scenario, with the court-imposed deadline fast approaching for him to front up a massive bond, and his lawyers now insisting he cannot provide it.

19/03 Brad Pitt scores major victory in Ange split

Brad Pitt has scored another legal victory in his acrimonious battle with ex Angelina Jolie over their French vineyard.

13/03 3 months imprisonment for a bank manager who used his mobile phone during a Sharia court session

The East Amman Criminal Magistrate Court ruled to imprison a bank manager for 3 months for using his mobile phone while attending a session in a Sharia court in Amman.

05/03 Remorseful confession: Man strangles his own girlfriend while very drunk - clear verdict

First he strangled his girlfriend, then he was on the run for two days: Before the verdict in Essen, the defendant spoke in detail - and spoke of his own suffering.

04/03 Country on the brink after mass prison break

Haiti’s capital was largely shut down on Monday with residents only venturing out for essentials, AFP reporters witnessed, as authorities imposed a state of emergency after an attack on a prison freed thousands of inmates.

04/03 The Supreme Court Is Not Up to the Challenge

The decision in Trump v. Anderson is another sign that the nation’s highest court will not help the country out of its political crisis.

04/03 Did he lie in court? Donald Trump's ex-finance chief probably wants to plead guilty

There are new developments in a case against Donald Trump. His former finance boss wants to plead guilty - he probably lied in court.

04/03 Elon Musk’s fury as lawyers ask for $9 billion in Tesla shares

The lawyers who masterminded a lawsuit that stripped Elon Musk of his $AU85 billion Tesla compensation package are demanding eye-watering legal fees.

02/03 Already knew? Your neighbor can walk across your property – whenever he wants

Would you like to finally enjoy the peace and quiet in your garden and recover from the day, but your neighbor is constantly walking across your property? Is he allowed to do that? Yes!

01/03 Prince Harry’s furious six word demand when stripped of UK security

After losing a legal battle for police protection during his visits to the UK, Prince Harry demanded to know who was responsible for the decision.

20/02 Clear consumer deception: Sanella loses in court

Less content but unchanged packaging size? According to the Hamburg consumer advice center, this is clearly misleading. They went to court.

19/02 Chilling detail in Sydney carpark shooting

Slain Sydney underworld figure Alen Moradian was planning to take a hit out on a close friend only for his alleged associate to get in first, police allege, in a brazen daylight execution that unleashed a new wave of gang bloodshed.

15/02 Because a court cut his $56 billion salary: Musk is withdrawing SpaceX from Delaware

Elon Musk has re-registered his space company SpaceX from Delaware to Texas. The background is a court ruling on his salary as Tesla managing director.

15/02 France's former president Sarkozy sentenced to prison

It was about illegal campaign financing in 2012. The appeal court slightly reduced the sentence for Nicolas Sarkozy.

05/02 ‘Humanity’: Cancer faker’s new plea

Belle Gibson, the woman convicted of fraudulently claiming to have cured her cancer with alternative therapies, has not paid her $410,000 fine.

26/01 ‘Within your power’: Landmark ruling in Israel genocide case

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to prevent genocide of Palestinians in Gaza in a landmark court ruling.

13/01 ‘Experimental’ way death row inmate to be executed

Picture this.

10/01 Right to camp in Dartmoor National Park will be scrutinised by Supreme Court

Lawyers for Alexander and Diana Darwall said they had secured permission from the UK's highest court to appeal against a ruling that members of the public have the right to wild camp in Dartmoor National Park.

07/01 The Anticlimactic End of Israel’s Democracy Crisis

The Netanyahu government’s signature legislation went out with a whimper. But the forces behind it have bigger plans.

24/12 Prince Andrew plunged into despair

Prince Andrew is allegedly “totally tormented” as his name is “set to appear” in an unsealed document related to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, it has been claimed.

22/12 Jens Lehmann has to pay a fine of 420,000 euros

Former national goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was sentenced to a fine. He was found guilty of fraud, criminal damage and insults.

21/12 European Super League back from the dead after ECJ ruling

The European Court of Justice found that the game's governing bodies Uefa and Fifa had been unlawful in banning clubs joining breakaway competitions

19/12 Infamous terror leader to be released

One of Australia’s most infamous domestic terrorists will walk free from prison after experts accepted his risk could be “effectively managed” in the community.

08/12 Prince Harry drops major clue he could return to UK permanently with Meghan

In a statement released during his three-day court battle with the Home Office this week, Prince Harry appeared to hint at a permanent move to the UK.

28/11 Fake video has consequences: Oliver Pocher suffers defeat in court – Boris Becker triumphs

Oliver Pocher is no longer allowed to distribute recordings from a television report about Boris Becker. This means that an earlier court ruling is no longer valid.

28/11 Major update after refugees released

Australia’s highest court has delivered its reasons for ordering the release of hundreds of people being held indefinitely in immigration detention – some of them foreign criminals – after it found the scheme was “unlawful”.

23/11 ‘Disgrace’: Serial protester slams court ruling

A serial protester has lashed out at a magistrate after she sentenced him for his involvement in a pro-Palestinian blockade that caused operations at a busy port to coming to a grinding halt.

20/11 According to the verdict on the budget: Habeck sees energy price brakes in danger

The Constitutional Court ruling on the budget continues to keep the traffic light coalition in suspense. Now the price controls for electricity and gas could be in danger.

20/11 Quarrel over budget mess: The tone was so heated that Anne Will rose from her seat

“Anne Will” is about the Constitutional Court ruling that tears a $60 billion hole in the traffic light budget. The debate is causing quite a stir.

15/11 Radical move as child rapists, killers released

Electronic ankle monitors and strict curfews will be slapped on murderers and child rapists released from immigration detention by the High Court.

15/11 Rwanda Supreme Court ruling in full – read every word of 56-page document

Read every word of the Supreme Court's 56-page judgement over the Government's Rwanda deportation plan below.

15/11 Sunak braces for devastating dossier and Rwanda ruling as Tory civil war erupts

Follow our live blog for all the latest developments from Westminster as the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak grapples with a major Tory civil war.

14/11 Foreign Paedophiles, murderers and criminals released

A paedophile who raped a 10-year-old boy, a hit man who blew up a pregnant woman with explosives and a sex predator who attacked elderly women are among the foreign criminals released into the community following a landmark High Court decision.

10/11 Prince Harry And Elton John’s Lawsuit Against Daily Mail Will Go To Trial, Court Rules

The lawsuit is one of three Prince Harry has brought against major U.K. tabloids.

09/11 Court ruling: Ministry must release information about Lambrecht's helicopter flight

This includes, among other things, the program for a troop visit and documentation of flight readiness. However, the former defense minister does not have to disclose private documents.

31/10 Federal officials blocked from removing Texas border razor wires

A federal judge issued a temporary order that prevents the Biden administration from removing the Texas-installed razor wire.

22/10 Mum wins landmark court battle to stop child having trans treatment outside NHS

A mum has won a landmark court ruling that prevents her ex-husband from allowing their 15-year-old teenager to receive private gender-affirming healthcare treatment.

17/10 High profile rape-accused’s new court fight

The identity of a high profile man charged with the rape of a woman will continue to remain protected after a sweeping non-publication order on his name was continued.

27/09 Alabama Strikes Out

Not even the Roberts Court is willing to brook open defiance to its rulings.

19/09 Court rules against Ellen Greenberg’s family in civil lawsuit

Joshua and Sandy Greenberg sued the Medical Examiner’s Office seeking to have their daughter’s manner of death changed from a suicide to homicide.

14/09 Alabama Republicans Think the Supreme Court Is Full of Partisan Hacks

It’s hard to understand a series of recent moves in any other way.

12/09 America Has a Private-Beach Problem

A shockingly small portion of the shoreline is truly available to the public.

23/08 Hidden meaning in trans activist’s court outfit as charges dropped

Transgender activist Deni Todorovič said he is “tremendously grateful” charges against them were dismissed pursuant to mental health provisions after they destroyed property at a five-star hotel and smashed the windscreen of a car.

29/07 Dugan considering suing NRL, Sharks for unfair dismissal after beating police charge

Josh Dugan is considering taking legal action against the Sharks and the NRL after beating one of the main police charges that led to his sacking and the end of his career.

28/07 Sadiq Khan's hollow ULEZ victory just handed Tories a major election lifeline

ANALYSIS: Sadiq Khan has won the day in court but made green taxes the defining issue of next year's elections.

17/07 Court’s 10-second grope verdict sparks fury

A confronting protest is playing out on social media after a judge in Italy cleared a school caretaker of sexually assaulting a teenage girl because the grope did not last long enough.

04/07 Judge Blocks Parts Of New Florida Election Law

The decision marks the latest court ruling against one of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ policies since he launched his presidential run.

30/06 Student Loan Forgiveness Will Not Happen As Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden Policy

Federal borrowers have been in limbo for months over the loan forgiveness program’s fate—and will soon have to start paying again.

30/06 Supreme Court Rules Web Designer Can Deny Services To Same-Sex Couples

The ruling could make it easier for business owners to discriminate against LGBTQ customers and other groups.

29/06 Supreme Court Paves Way For More Religious Accommodations At Work With Postal Worker Ruling

The court threw out a judgement against a postal worker who wanted to take Sundays off.

29/06 Sunak government loses court challenge over plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

The UK Government loses a court challenge over its plan to deport asylum seekers who arrive by boat to Rwanda, but says it will pursue its own appeal to get the scheme off the ground. 

27/06 Supreme Court Overturns Stalker's Conviction In First Amendment Case Over 'True Threats'

Critics believe the ruling could make it harder for alleged stalkers to be prosecuted, though free speech groups like the ACLU say the decision also protects First Amendment rights.

27/06 Supreme Court Refuses To Back Legal Theory That Could Have Upended Elections

The court struck down the controversial theory—which would have given state legislatures unfettered power to run elections—even after the ruling the case was based on was reversed in state court.

27/06 Barry Cable removed from AFL Hall of Fame, Legend status revoked

Barry Cable has been immediately removed from the Australian football Hall of Fame and had his Legend status revoked following distressing revelations of child sexual abuse.

26/06 Student Loan Forgiveness: Supreme Court Decision Could Come This Week—Here’s What To Know

The Supreme Court could rule as soon as Tuesday on student loan forgiveness.

08/06 Supreme Court Keeps Voting Rights Act Protections—Strikes Down Redrawn Alabama Map

The ruling preserves the Voting Rights Act’s protections against diluting Black votes, which critics worried the conservative-leaning court would weaken.

05/06 Conspiracy theorist's 'obsessive' plan to destroy 5G masts with expanding foam

The woman, who had "become obsessed" with the belief 5G mobile phone masts were linked to the COVID-19 vaccine, has been sentenced to 12 months behind bars - but has already spent nine months in custody.

30/05 Drug importation charges dropped for socialite

A colourful socialite known as ‘Hot Mess’ has been cleared of playing a role in an international drug importation syndicate and released on bail after nearly a year behind bars on remand.

15/05 Transgender disc golfer is BANNED from women's division

The sport of women's disc golf - the attempt to emulate the classic game using frisbees - has itself mired in similar controversies that have plagued other women's sports.

22/04 Mifepristone: Supreme Court Keeps Abortion Pills Legal—At Least For Now—Blocking Ruling

The high court’s ruling means mifepristone’s approval will stay in place as the lawsuit against it plays out in court.

21/04 Mifepristone: Supreme Court Expected To Rule On Fate Of Abortion Pill

The court has paused a controversial lower court ruling until midnight Friday.

20/04 Farmer refuses to move fire truck from his land despite court ruling

Lake District National Park Authority officials this week moved forward with a prosecution after confirming the owner had ignored a prior enforcement notice and fining him nearly £11,000.

13/04 Abortion Pill Mifepristone Won’t Lose Approval—At Least For Now—As Appeals Court Partially Blocks Controversial Ruling

The 5th Circuit partially blocked an order from a Trump-appointed judge that would have thrown access to mifepristone into doubt at the end of the week.

12/04 Medication Abortion Without Mifepristone? What To Know About Misoprostol-Only Abortions In Wake Of Court Ruling

The one-drug regimen is widely viewed as a backup plan if higher courts uphold Judge Kacsmaryk’s ruling blocking approval for mifepristone.

11/04 Mifepristone Ruling: Here Are The Unintended Health Consequences Of Attacks On Abortion Pills

Abortion isn’t the only medical condition that Judge Kacsmaryk’s ruling on mifepristone’s FDA approval could impact.

09/04 Malka Leifer: Inside the fight for justice

It was the drawn-out legal battle kept hidden from jurors as a 15-year battle to bring a principal to justice reached its final weeks.

08/04 Trump-Appointed Judge Halts Abortion Pill Mifepristone’s FDA Approval Nationwide

The ruling could cut off an additional 40 million American women’s access to abortion—but the Biden Administration has a week to file an appeal.

05/04 Washington state stocks up on three-year supply of abortion pills

The state of Washington has secured a three-year supply of abortion pills in anticipation of a decision out of a Texas District court to revoke the Food and Drug Administration's 2000 approval of the drug.

02/04 Andrew Tate’s bizarre next move after being released from jail

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has shared a bizarre video following his release from a Romanian jail after being accused of human trafficking and rape.

31/03 Fox News’ Claims About Dominion Were False, Judge Rules—But Leaves Election Defamation Issue Up To Trial

The evidence in the case “demonstrates that is CRYSTAL clear that none of the Statements relating to Dominion about the 2020 election are true,” the judge wrote.

31/03 Andrew Tate and brother Tristan released from jail in Romania

A Romanian court on Saturday (AEST) ordered that controversial influencer Andrew Tate and his brother be moved from jail to house arrest while they are investigated for alleged human trafficking and rape.

30/03 Judge Strikes Down Required Coverage Of Preventive Care—Cancer Screenings, Pregnancy, Medications And More

The ruling applies nationwide.

30/03 Incredible news that your boss will hate

Bosses must ask workers if they wish to work public holidays before rostering them on, thanks to a landmark new court ruling.

20/02 Collapsed company slapped with $15m fine

An Australian company that collapsed last year has been hit with a damning Federal Court judgment and slapped with a $15 million fine, with the court describing the failed firm as the “unacceptable face of start-up capitalism”.

13/01 Trump Organization Ordered To Pay $1.6 Million For Tax Fraud

Donald Trump’s company was found guilty in December of criminal tax fraud, scheme to defraud, conspiracy and falsifying business records.

11/01 Supreme Court Keeps New York’s Updated Gun Control Law In Effect—At Least For Now

The state enacted the law after the Supreme Court struck its old policy down.

05/01 South Carolina Supreme Court Declares Six-Week Abortion Ban Unconstitutional

The ruling will ensure the procedure remains legal in the Southern state as neighboring states have banned it.