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Iran's alleged chemical weapons program is drawing increased scrutiny, with reports suggesting its use against protesters, as the U.S. boosts its military presence in the region.

“The Incredible Hok” is about to find out where he really stands. Undefeated Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Heavyweight prospect Josh Hokit (8-0) will take a massive step up in competition when

Journalist Vasiliki Polyzou has filed a lawsuit for defamation against Zoi Konstantopoulou, president of Plefsi Eleftherias, alleging that Konstantopoulou made defamatory statements regarding Polyzou's collaboration with a non-profit organization.

FedEx Seeks Tariff Refund With Lawsuit Against US Authored by Jill McLaughlin via The Epoch Times, FedEx is suing the United States Feb. 23, seeking a full refund on President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled his use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) lacked authorization. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. Court of International Trade, seeks to recoup all duties paid by FedEx as a result of IEEPA orders and any interest ...

The parties reached a settlement agreement last week, following the hip-hop group filing a trademark lawsuit in August 2024

Amazon's AWS Elemental Inference will provide entertainment companies with new AI-powered vertical video technology, allowing real-time conversion of live content into vertical video.

Fifteen states, led by Democrats, have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Health and Human Services, alleging that recent revisions to the recommended vaccine schedule for children were not based on scientific evidence.

Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated that the SNS is a 'family, forever loyal to President Vučić,' drawing comparisons to a 'mafia family' in public reactions, with critics suggesting a lack of strong leadership.

Singer Julio Iglesias has filed a lawsuit against Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz, reacting judicially to public interventions he considers 'defamatory and slanderous' and demanding a retraction.

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Kemi Pinheiro, has said that the President possesses constitutional powers to modify existing laws where necessary to bring them into conformity with the provisions of the Constitution. The post Why President can adjust existing laws — Pinheiro, SAN appeared first on Vanguard News.

Sixty-seven political and civil society figures have urged Turkish authorities to deliver justice for over 127,000 public servants dismissed under emergency decree laws following the 2016 coup attempt.

A Pakistan fan’s appalled reaction after Saim Ayub was dismissed for 7 by Jofra Archer went viral during the T20 World Cup match against England. Pakistan scored 164/9, with Sahibzada Farhan top-scoring with 63 and Fakhar Zaman adding 25. Liam Dawson took three wickets as England kept pressure with regular breakthroughs, while Babar Azam made a slow 25.

A Detroit police sergeant has filed a federal lawsuit after being suspended for allegedly contacting Border Patrol during a traffic stop, claiming a due process violation.

Liam Dawson takes back-to-back wickets for England to reduce Pakistan to 146-7 in the T20 World Cup Super 8 match.

The Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes) has issued a warning about jackets sold by Revolution Race, whose drawstrings can get caught in vehicles or doors, posing an injury risk.

E. Sreedharan, known as 'Metro Man', has proposed a revised plan for Kerala's high-speed rail project, aiming to significantly reduce its cost to Rs 54,000 crore.

Croatian Interior Minister Davor Božinović criticized the Zagreb city government for filing a constitutional lawsuit against the government over the organization of a handball team reception, accusing them of trying to overshadow chaos in Zagreb.

The warehouse group Accolade, which currently draws capital from Czech and Slovak investors, is developing a new investment offer specifically for the Polish market.

UNC earned a résumé win over Louisville behind Trimble’s 30 and tough defense, despite late flaws.

Lithuanian singer Monika Liu has announced her withdrawal from the 'Midsummer Vilnius' festival after reports emerged linking the festival's director, Valdas Petreikis, to Jeffrey Epstein.

Travelers are advised to be aware of e-cigarette laws in various countries, as vaping can lead to significant fines or even imprisonment in certain destinations.

First in The Independent: Dennis and Patricia Swartz say the decorative antlers caused not only physical harm, but lasting ‘mental anguish,’ as well

The Parti radical de gauche (PRG) has announced its withdrawal from the 'Printemps marseillais' coalition, citing Marseille Mayor Benoît Payan's rapprochement with La France Insoumise (LFI) as the reason.

A tour guide in Egypt has been arrested after videos circulated online showing him sketching a diagram in chalk on a 4,000-year-old pyramid while explaining something to tourists.

Liberal media loses influence as President Donald Trump defeats press opponents through lawsuits and industry upheaval affecting major news organizations.

Intensive work is underway on the re-entry of one of Poland's leading residential developers to the WSE (Warsaw Stock Exchange). The value of the offering is expected to exceed PLN 1 billion.

The CBSE Class 12 Accountancy exam, taken by lakhs of students nationwide, was described as lengthy by students, while teachers generally found the paper to be balanced and in line with the prescribed pattern.

Bayer has filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson concerning claims related to a prostate cancer drug.

Former president highlights last term, draws praise from Hansi Flick, Deco, and other key figures

New by-laws and a headstone application fee for burial grounds in Clare, Ireland, have caused significant concern among locals, sculptors, tradespeople, and councillors, with calls to 'stop charging our dead'.

England spinner Liam Dawson insists the team will focus on Pakistan's entire spin attack, not just mystery bowler Usman Tariq, ahead of their crucial T20 World Cup Super Eights match. Dawson highligh

An exhibition focused on the 'Sikh Empire' has become a major attraction at the Punjab craft mela.

PayPal Holdings, Inc. investors are alerted to an April 20, 2026, deadline in a securities fraud class action lawsuit against the company.

Czy istnieją jeszcze politycy niezłomni, zawsze wierni swoim raz na zawsze wyrażonym założeniom ideowym? Czy może wierni są są partiom, które służą do zdobycia i utrzymania władzy, a potem do rozdawan

The move follows an application in January filed by Petronas, the energy firm owned by Malaysia's federal government, seeking clarity about the legal and regulatory framework governing its operations in Sarawak.

The window is wide open in Detroit — but so are the questions. Can the offensive line stay elite? Will Aidan Hutchinson get help off the edge? And how long can the Lions afford to wait on key pieces in the secondary? Contenders have flaws. The Lions must fix theirs now.

Ireland's media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán, is set to inform the Oireachtas Committee on Artificial Intelligence that stricter laws regarding AI-generated deepfake sexual imagery could be beneficial.

China is enhancing its legal framework to further stimulate and support economic growth across the nation.

Apple is facing a lawsuit from the West Virginia Attorney General for allegedly failing to prevent child sex abuse images from being present on its iCloud service.

Flaws in a popular AI coding platform, which allows users without coding skills to create apps, enabled a BBC reporter to be hacked, highlighting security vulnerabilities in rapidly expanding AI tools.

Debates over land ownership and eviction rights have intensified in Malaysia, prompting discussions on existing laws.

Girona came back from an early deficit against Alavés but ultimately conceded a late equalizer, resulting in a draw.

Lawyer Božo Prelević discussed a three-day work stoppage by lawyers in Serbia, protesting the adoption of amendments to judicial laws proposed by an SNS MP, highlighting a general state of vulnerability.

Rising temperatures have caused thaws and problems in parts of Poland, but an expert suggests that meltwater is generally beneficial for both people and the environment.

Brøndby football club played to a 0-0 draw against Sønderjyske, marking their third consecutive match without scoring a goal.

Andri Fannar Baldursson and his Kasimpasa teammates secured a 1-1 draw against Fenerbahce in a Turkish football league match in Istanbul.

The Serbian government organized a public discussion on laws that had already been adopted, with Prime Minister Brnabić initially defending the process before leaving the event.

“The lack of the state-required evacuation plan created chaos that cost 27 young lives,” the suit asserts.

The caretaker government of Andrey Gyurov has withdrawn the nomination of Danyo Denev for the position of chairman of the State Agency for National Security (DANS), thereby terminating the procedure.

New Jersey Democratic lawmakers are facing criticism for introducing the controversial 'F---ICE Act,' which would permit residents to sue over federal immigration enforcement actions following reported detentions.

A CEU lecture discussed the increasing number of climate lawsuits against states and the effectiveness of legal action and individual commitments in preventing climate catastrophe.

The CRTA observation mission has reported shortcomings in the implementation of Serbia's new Law on the Unified Voter Register.

Reports have emerged about an individual with Icelandic citizenship serving in the Israeli army, following data obtained by the NGO Hatzlacha under Israeli information laws.

MANILA, Philippines — Will the public expect more close encounters between President Ferdinand R.Marcos Jr. and former Vice President Leni Robredo as the 2028 election season draws closer, or is everything just pure coincidence? Robredo, the incumbent mayor of Naga City, reciprocated Marcos’s gesture by visiting him at Malacañang in Manila on Monday. A pool photo

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A preview of the Southwest District boys basketball tournaments, with draws completed for all seven divisions and games set to begin.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review a case where oil and gas companies are attempting to prevent climate change-related lawsuits against them.

Catholic bishops have pointed to faulty electoral processes, growing insecurity, and illegal mining, along with new tax laws, as factors hindering Nigeria's national growth.

The Commercial Court of Vienna has issued a preliminary injunction regarding the use of a photo of chairwoman Monika Salzer. A lawsuit is underway.

Nikita Hand is set to be awarded damages after her former neighbors, Samantha O’Reilly and Steven Cummins, failed to respond to a lawsuit, with the pair previously scheduled to testify in Conor McGregor’s appeal.

The Serbian Bar Association has declared a three-day strike to protest the recent introduction of new judiciary laws that have met with significant opposition.

England's Liam Dawson discusses the threats from Pakistan, including mystery spinner Usman Tariq, as England aims to secure a semi-final spot in their T20 World Cup Super 8 group.

The US Justice Department filed a lawsuit against the University of California, alleging an antisemitic hostile work environment at its Los Angeles campus.

Arsenal’s victory at Tottenham was their first in three matches and arrived at a crucial juncture in the title race. Recent back-to-back draws against Brentford and Wolves have allowed Manchester Ci..

Morris, who has played in six seasons for four different schools, argues in the complaint that the NCAA should have granted him a medical redshirt for the 2022 football season, citing both mental and

In a lawsuit where Fuji TV is seeking ¥5 billion in damages from former president Koichi Minato and another individual, Minato's side has argued that the decision not to investigate certain issues was a 'reasonable business judgment' prioritizing life and privacy protection.

The prosecution has withdrawn the indictment against Shqipron Hoxhaj for attempted extortion at the Koper District Court, seemingly concluding the legal proceedings for the alleged crime.

This week's music law news includes Live Nation heading to trial, Karol G receiving an apology, federal authorities fighting Diddy's appeal, and Miley Cyrus addressing a 'Flowers' lawsuit.

Hasbro shareholders have dropped their lawsuit against the company, which alleged management overprinted 'Magic: The Gathering' cards, breached fiduciary duty, and deceived consumers.

Greek singer Kostas Doxas has been convicted of domestic violence following a lawsuit filed by his ex-wife, Maria Delithanasi.

The rap legends claimed that a lesser-known Atlanta musical duo was violating trademark law by using a song name that had been "invented by OutKast."

At least 20 lawsuits have been filed against prediction companies

Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) dismissed a lawsuit by the Kingdom of Morocco against German newspapers 'Die Zeit' and 'Süddeutsche Zeitung' regarding their reporting on the Pegasus spyware, affirming press freedom.

A U.S. judge has ruled that Tesla must face a lawsuit alleging anti-American bias in its hiring practices, allowing the legal proceedings to move forward.

A Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) official warned that calls by a United States congressional panel for Nigeria to repeal Sharia and blasphemy laws could heighten religious tension and destabilize the country.

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The Republika Srpska (RS) entity is set to adopt a new Law on Payment Services and a regulation on the physical transfer of cash, marking a critical s

Hungarian Minister Márton Nagy has launched another attack on domestic big banks, which critics suggest is a distraction from a controversial 'wellness meeting'.

Julio Iglesias has filed a lawsuit against Spanish Vice President Yolanda Díaz for accusing him of 'sexual abuse' and 'enslaving' his workers.

The thrilling final was one of the most-bet hockey games ever at DraftKings, but at least one Canadian operator was left torn following the contest.

Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Bojan Božović, presented amendments to laws on the Constitutional Court, Judicial Council, and State Prosecutor's Office, which would extend judges' and prosecutors' right to a supplement until the end of the year.

A survey in Austria reveals that half of the population sees no disadvantage in merging smaller federal states, and 68% find it sensible to regulate all laws at a single level.

Montenegrin MPs continued their parliamentary session, with several legislative proposals on the agenda concerning the judiciary, including amendments to laws on the Constitutional Court, Judicial Council, judges, and the Constitutional Court.

UFC star Sean O’Malley does not believe Conor Benn will make $15 million with Zuffa Boxing, arguing the British boxer is not a big enough draw to justify that kind of money. Just a few days ago, news

Arsenal have responded to a disappointing spell with victory over Tottenham, yet there remains far more at stake this season.After back-to-back draws, it appeared that Mikel Arteta’s side might stru..

The construction of the Kėdainiai Tilto street bridge has been halted after significant design flaws were discovered, which, if unaddressed, would render the structure dangerous. This bridge previously collapsed into the Nevėžis river during a visit by President Gitanas Nausėda.

Arti Malhotra continues her fight for justice four years after her son Arvey died by suicide following severe school bullying, advocating for anti-bullying laws and school accountability.

The Nigerian government has withdrawn charges against senior lawyer Mike Ozekhome concerning controversies over a London property linked to former FCT minister Jeremiah Useni.

An individual recounts being a victim of online fraud, paying for an expensive bicycle that was never delivered, raising concerns about the perceived security of IBAN verification.

Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) is attracting interest from major investment firms like BlackRock, Brookfield, and EIG for a potential $7 billion pipeline deal.

Traffic police in central Athens have intensified road checks, leading to circulation cuts on a main road and numerous €150 fines for drivers, aiming to enforce traffic laws.

SpaceX's anticipated mega Initial Public Offering (IPO) is expected to significantly reshape the landscape for other companies hoping to list in 2026.

At least 2,500 police officers have been mobilized in response to nine fake public threats since a notorious murder threat in Seoul’s Sillim-dong in 2023, according to local media reports Tuesday. According to local daily Dong-A Ilbo, citing police data, authorities are preparing nine civil lawsuits related to public murder threats. The cases include a threat at Sillim Station, a bomb threat targeting Jeju International Airport and an explosives threat at Shinsegae Department Store. In 2023, a m

EU member states in the Council are reportedly threatening to sue the European Commission over an agreement that grants greater powers to the European Parliament, arguing it violates the Union's founding treaties.

The Wall Street firm settled a case brought by a sacked junior banker over her sleep needs

Paramount president Jeff Shell plans to 'strongly respond' to a threatened lawsuit from a former associate concerning the alleged misuse and disclosure of confidential corporate information.

An expert emphasizes that transparency is key for the state and citizens, raising questions about who drafts laws for Karol Nawrocki, especially concerning economic interests.

Outgoing president calls allegations opaque and politically motivated

The estate of late soul icon Isaac Hayes has reached a settlement with Donald Trump regarding the unauthorized use of the song “Hold on, I’m Coming,” concluding a legal battle.

Ministers say they are worried about the risks posed by the unlicensed market, such as companies failing to comply with laws and guidelines designed to protect customers.

Investigation uncovers how banking institutions secretly altered securities laws in the 1970s, prioritizing Wall Street over individual investors.

Historian and journalist Katja Hoyer discusses how Germany's far-right AfD party is aligning itself with Nazi history, timing its congress with a Nazi rally centenary, and argues that moral outrage alone is insufficient to stop its rise.

The lawsuit accuses Apple of prioritizing privacy branding and its own business interests over child safety.

A Singaporean man, the first to be convicted under Malaysia's stricter littering laws, performed court-ordered community service in Kuala Lumpur, urging others to follow the rules.

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The Ministry of Public Administration announced that Minister Minchev and Rokas discussed strengthening the merit system and institutional accountability, reviewing key systemic laws for the administration's functioning, including the Law on Senior Executives.

“The lack of the state-required evacuation plan created chaos that cost 27 young lives,” the suit asserts.

Fenerbahçe missed a crucial opportunity in the Turkish Super Lig title race, drawing 1-1 against Kasımpaşa in a dramatic match despite being considered strong favorites.

A new federal class action lawsuit has been filed against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), alleging that agents illegally tracked and intimidated observers watching federal immigration enforcement in Maine, calling them 'domestic terrorists' and threatening to add them to a 'database' or 'watchlist'.

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments from oil and gas companies seeking to block climate change lawsuits, a significant development in environmental litigation.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against a Coca-Cola bottler, alleging discrimination for hosting an all-female casino networking event from which men were excluded.

Health secretary likely referred to Harvard psychiatrist who says he’s ‘never used the word “cure” in my work’ Psychiatric researchers are pushing back against Health and Human Services secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr’s claims that a doctor at Harvard “cured schizophrenia using keto diets”, while also acknowledging that a carefully supervised ketogenic diet shows promise for a variety of mental health conditions. Kennedy Jr’s statement likely referred to Harvard psychiatrist Dr Christopher Palm...

Three individuals were arrested in Thessaloniki for illegally excavating within an archaeological site, violating laws protecting antiquities and cultural heritage.

The U.S. Supreme Court will weigh a bid from major oil and gas companies, including Exxon and Suncor, to block climate change lawsuits, with the Trump administration having previously supported the companies.

South Africa, a political and economic heavyweight in Africa, is withdrawing its peacekeeping troops from all UN missions on the continent, signaling a shift in its foreign policy.

Memphis baker Chloe Sexton's company, Chloe’s Giant Cookies, is facing a lawsuit from Fort Myers-based Chloe’s Cookies over its name, with Sexton receiving notice shortly after announcing a TV appearance.

Lawyers in Serbia have commenced a three-day strike in protest against new judicial laws proposed by a Vučić-aligned MP, with the Bar Association calling for authorities to implement adopted amendments.

Just three months after Serbia's Parliament adopted the Law on the Unified Voter Register, CRTA reports that authorities have already begun obstructing its implementation.

The Danish Church Minister is confident in a model for updating burial laws to include new rules for scattering ashes, noting broad support but emphasizing the need to avoid 'crazy' outcomes.

Everything you need for the all-important draw for the UEFA Champions League last 16.

The US Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a bid by oil companies to dismiss climate-related lawsuits against them.

A scandal is unfolding around the 'Manai Dzimtenei' concert after Maestro Raimonds Pauls announced he is revoking all previously issued authorizations, stating no one can enter into contracts or manage projects in his name.

The ongoing legal battle between the Trump administration and Harvard University is raising questions among future applicants about their standing, with experts weighing in on the potential implications.

A Nigerian university has expelled 28 students and withdrawn certificates from 15 others for offenses including cult-related activities, threat to life, assault, conspiracy, burglary, and theft.

Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia and UAE express support for Kuwait after Iraq submits new maritime coordinates to UN.

The X-Men's brawler just unleashed a feral redesign, as Wolverine becomes a werewolf in Marvel lore, complete with adamantium claws.

A Pakistan fan’s appalled reaction after Saim Ayub was dismissed for 7 by Jofra Archer went viral during the T20 World Cup match against England. Pakistan scored 164/9, with Sahibzada Farhan top-scoring with 63 and Fakhar Zaman adding 25. Liam Dawson took three wickets as England kept pressure with regular breakthroughs, while Babar Azam made a slow 25.

Sam Altman (left) and Elon Musk (right) have taken their legal battle to the court of public opinion, trading barbs in posts on X. Getty Images Elon Musk's xAI accused OpenAI of poaching employees for trade secrets. A California judge granted OpenAI's motion to dismiss. Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman have been embroiled in a growing legal feud. A California federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought by Elon Musk's AI startup xAI, accusing OpenAI of poaching staff to steal trade secrets....

A US judge has dismissed for now a trade-secrets lawsuit filed by Elon Musk's xAI against rival artificial intelligence company OpenAI.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is in its final week to adopt two critical laws, the Law on Seizure and Management of Property and the Law on Targeted Financial Sanctions for Terrorism, which will determine the country's financial future.

Billionaire Elon Musk claimed on X that Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is connected to drug cartels, prompting her to announce a lawsuit against him.

But the case against the California attorney general, prompted by his lawsuit over Exxon’s plastic recycling program, can proceed in Texas federal court.

Utah officials are grappling with a situation where unlicensed staff are engaging in consensual sexual relationships with nursing home residents, raising concerns about patient vulnerability despite no explicit professional rules or laws against it.

The question before the justices in a lawsuit filed by Michigan seeking to close part of the line was narrow. But the dispute raises broader questions about states’ power to regulate fossil fuels.

Many drivers are unaware of the specific speed limits when overtaking, a common practice that can lead to fines without realizing it, according to traffic regulations.

A Texas official has requested that the state not renew Camp Mystic's license following a tragic flash flood that resulted in the deaths of 25 campers, with both the camp and state health services facing lawsuits.

A demonstration in Samana, India, demanding stringent laws against sacrilege was thwarted by heavy police deployment.

A new dispute over access to Vitosha Mountain has highlighted that ski lifts are not the main issue, prompting a call for better laws to open up the mountain, announced by snowboarders' coach Anatoliy Zamfirov.

Although the US Supreme Court deemed the introduction of a large part of the tariffs illegal, Donald Trump does not intend to back down. Recent events could trigger an avalanche of lawsuits and claims amounting to billions.

The court agreed to revive a lawsuit by a Texas couple who claimed that tainted baby food purchased at Whole Foods had sickened their young son.

This article discusses the disproportionate legal consequences for minor drug offenses in Iceland, contrasting modern progressive ideals with outdated laws, using the example of a person apprehended for possessing just over half a gram of marijuana.

Islamic leaders in Nigeria have rejected the US call to abolish Sharia and blasphemy laws, warning that such issues directly impact national sovereignty, constitutional balance, and delicate interfaith relations in the country.

Senegal's prime minister has put forward legislation that would increase prison sentences for same-sex relations in Senegal. The move follows a series of arrests, including of public figures, under existing laws.

Dance culture faces barriers in Taiwan, with frequent raids on nightclubs. But Temple Meltdown is trying a different tack, with sound systems overseen by gods When Andrew Dawson brings a sound system to Puji Temple in Tainan, Taiwan, for lunar new year celebrations, its deities keep watch. Behind the plywood speaker stack hangs a circular plaque of Caishen, the Chinese god of prosperity. Around the corner from the dub and reggae street party, families burn long incense sticks for the site’s p...

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola, alleging discrimination against male employees by hosting a women-only event and seeking compensation.

A reader reported that a bottle return machine in a Lidl store did not accept a bottle from a competing brand, highlighting flaws in Poland's deposit-refund system.

The Trump administration's repeal of a foundational climate determination could inadvertently expose the fossil fuel industry to increased local lawsuits due to a lack of federal regulation.

EU member states have given their final approval to measures that will weaken existing company sustainability laws.

A heated debate occurred in the Zagreb City Assembly, with the opposition demanding the removal of agenda items related to a lawsuit against the Constitutional Court over the welcome of the handball team, which Mayor Tomašević dismissed as 'trolling'.

VMRO-DPMNE has officially submitted proposed legal changes to six laws aimed at reducing the salaries of elected and appointed officials in North Macedonia, seeking a fairer distribution of budget funds.

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni became emotional discussing her children and her decision to withdraw a lawsuit against her ex-husband, stating that her children are her top priority.

The Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi SAN, has withdrawn the charge filed by the Federal Government against Prof. Mike Ozekhome SAN, related to alleged property fraud.

Three men remain unconscious after a crush at one of Japan’s best-known traditional festivals, casting a shadow over the 500-year-old rite that draws thousands of nearly naked participants each winter.

Tesla is continuing its legal battle against the California DMV, filing a lawsuit to overturn a ruling regarding alleged false advertising of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology.

A trial initiated by 1,400 residents of Zwijndrecht against the chemical company 3M Belgium is set to begin on Tuesday afternoon before the justice of the peace in Antwerp.

Poland's Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) has issued warnings, including the highest alert levels, for thaws and potential river overflows across the country.

The town of Pelhřimov continues to struggle with a shortage of dentists after a new doctor, who had been negotiating with the city to open a practice, ultimately withdrew despite incentives from the local council.

For some, ice hockey draws to mind high-speed collisions, yelling and knocked-out teeth. That isn't the reality for the Old Timers — though their games often feature a healthy dose of trash-talk. "Col

U2's latest album, 'Days Of Ash,' draws inspiration from political turmoil in Trump's America and Iran, with the music largely succeeding despite Bono's characteristic flair for kitsch and pathos.

Investment firm Jane Street is facing a lawsuit alleging crypto insider trading that contributed to the collapse of Terraform.

A Malaysian minister stated that the court should be allowed to decide on Sarawak's petition concerning petroleum-related laws.

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The IL party is credited with highlighting Portugal's flaws, but is urged to self-reflect and improve its image. Separately, a critique suggests that politics dies from repeated small evidences of disconnection, rather than major scandals, citing an example of 11,000€ spent annually on appearance with no visible improvement.

Columbia University pulled its promotion of a DHS-affiliated CBP virtual career expo after faculty members criticized the listing, claiming the university was aiding 'authoritarianism.'

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has filed a court order to forfeit overseas assets worth US$115 million belonging to Saudi Prince Turki Abdullah Al Saud, under anti-money laundering laws.

The US Supreme Court has agreed to take up a climate accountability lawsuit filed by the city of Boulder against Suncor Energy USA and ExxonMobil, a decision that could impact numerous climate litigation cases.

Our students participate in scientific research from the very beginning – says prof. Bolesław Kalicki, dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Warsaw.

Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno faced criticism from the MLBPA after stating that 'winning is not in their top five' priorities for fans attending games.

The government of Fiji has ordered a review of its human trafficking laws.

American actress Emma Stone garnered attention for her simple yet effective dress on the red carpet at the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) in London.

A transgender Minnesota state lawmaker suggested some adult sites can be "educational" for LGBTQ youth, offering skepticism about age verification laws at a hearing.

The Bar Municipal Assembly has withdrawn its decision to make kindergartens free, acknowledging an error as the Ministry of Education had not approved the measure, and will now refund parents.

The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear two cases on February 23 concerning American business assets seized by Cuba's communist government.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs and his son Christian 'King' Combs have settled a lawsuit with one of their former law firms regarding alleged unpaid legal fees.

Hungary has drawn rebuke for threatening to block European Union aid intended for Ukraine.

A federal worker has filed a lawsuit against the government after being fired for hanging a transgender flag at Yosemite National Park.

A legislative proposal that would have suspended driving licenses for drivers with unpaid traffic fines has been withdrawn, reportedly due to constitutional concerns.

California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing backlash for a comment he made to Black voters, stating 'I'm like you' and that he struggles with reading.

Mr. El-Rufai has filed a N1 billion lawsuit against the ICPC and others, challenging the legality of a raid on his Abuja residence and seeking to deem any evidence obtained inadmissible.

Chelsea’s late winner against West Ham has slightly disguised the fact that we almost had 3 draws in a row against 3 relegation threatened teams.The London is Blue podcast had their analyst Sam “C...

A Coca-Cola bottler is facing a lawsuit concerning a networking event it organized that was exclusively for women.

Just three months after its adoption, the Serbian unified voter register law is already facing implementation issues, with CRTA reporting that authorities have begun obstructing its application.

An Albanian actor has filed a lawsuit claiming her voice and image were used without her consent to create 'Diella,' the world's first virtual minister presented by Prime Minister Edi Rama.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to revive a free speech lawsuit filed by the National Rifle Association (NRA) against a former New York state official.

Adonis Georgiadis, a Greek politician, stated his goal to deliver the best healthcare system and admitted a mistake for not pursuing a lawsuit against a hospital doctor following recent incidents at Nikaia hospital.

Pauline Hanson's comments regarding Muslims have been reported to federal police, raising questions about whether the One Nation leader could face charges under hate speech laws.

A film starring Mohanlal and Mammootty, costing Rs 2.5 crore, reportedly sparked a communal controversy, leading a viewer to seek Rs 1 lakh in compensation through legal action.

As February draws to a close, Reykjavík's venues are bustling with a variety of events, particularly live music, creating a palpable sense of anticipation for spring despite the current weather.