Court decides that Trump administration illegally used Nevada’s top prosecutor.
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Disqualification of Sigal Chata On Monday, a federal appeals court upheld a decision that disqualified Sigal Chata from her role as Nevada’s chief federal prosecutor. The court determined that she couldn’t continue her duties under the Justice Department’s appointment structure after her interim term expires. A three-judge panel from the 9th […]
Board decides to name plaza after Trump during renovation at Kennedy Center
Kennedy Center Board Proposes Naming Renovations After Trump The Board of Directors at the Kennedy Center is considering naming the location of the renowned arts facility “Donald J. Trump Presidential Plaza.” This initiative is part of several proposals aimed at honoring the former president amidst substantial renovations at the center. Additionally, the board is exploring […]
Los Angeles County Decides to Move Forward on Concealed Carry Permits
DOJ and Los Angeles County Reach Agreement on Concealed Carry Permits On Thursday, the Department of Justice (DOJ) disclosed that Los Angeles County has agreed to begin issuing concealed carry permits, following a significant ruling by the Supreme Court. Back in September 2025, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division initiated legal action against the Los Angeles […]
Former sheriff’s deputy Christopher Gillum released after grand jury decides not to charge him
Former Officer Released After Grand Jury Decision A former police officer, accused of planning to kill a black man during a festival in New Orleans, was released over the summer after a grand jury found insufficient evidence to charge him. In June, a grand jury in Louisiana chose not to indict Christopher Gillum on charges […]
Business group led by immigrants decides to take legal action against NYC regarding Mamdani’s grocery stores funded by taxpayers
A business group predominantly composed of immigrants is gearing up to take legal action against New York City due to Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s debated initiative to establish five taxpayer-funded supermarkets. The group claims the $70 million project would pose unfair competition to local businesses, as reported by the Post. Following the mayor’s announcement detailing the […]
Business Group Decides to Sue NYC Regarding Mamdani Stores
Business Alliance to Sue NYC Over Grocery Store Plan The New York City Business Alliance, which advocates for immigrant-owned businesses, decided this week to take legal action against the city regarding Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s grocery store initiative funded by taxpayers. They argue that this project could harm local competitors, as reported. The coalition, made up […]
Trump required to provide financial details in $10B defamation case, judge decides
Trump Required to Disclose Financials in Defamation Case Against BBC A Miami judge has ruled that President Trump must provide comprehensive financial details to the BBC’s lawyers as part of his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the respected British broadcaster. This decision came down on Tuesday. Trump alleges that the BBC defamed him by improperly […]
Japan decides to maintain male-only emperor succession, preventing Princess Aiko from ascending the throne
Japan’s Parliament Votes for Male-Only Imperial Succession On Friday, Japan’s parliament approved a measure for male-only succession in the imperial lineage, a tradition that’s been upheld for around 1,500 years. As reported by the Associated Press, this change involves amending the Imperial House Law, originally established in the 1800s. Experts have raised concerns that limiting […]
Hungarian Parliament Decides to Remove Orbán’s Associate from Presidency
Hungarian Parliament Moves to Oust President The Hungarian parliament, under the leadership of newly elected Prime Minister Péter Magyar, has passed constitutional amendments aimed at removing President Tamás Słyok, largely due to his connections with former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Magyar’s consolidation of power in Hungary continued this week, signaling a significant crackdown on opposition […]
Judge Decides to Overturn Convictions of Four Proud Boys from January 6 Capitol Riot
A Federal Judge Overturns Proud Boys Convictions from Capitol Riot A federal judge, appointed by President Donald Trump in 2017, has decided to dismiss the convictions of four members of the Proud Boys involved in the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly responded to a request from […]