The Trump administration acknowledged in court filings that $7.5bn in clean energy grants were terminated based solely on political criteria, targeting Democratic states that voted for Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.
Prediction market firm Kalshi demands Netflix remove trailer for "Instadocs: The Prediction Games", alleging defamation and false statements regarding a banned Nevada operation.
The International Criminal Court's 125 member states voted to dismiss Prosecutor Karim Khan (56) due to allegations of serious misconduct, including an inappropriate sexual relationship with a junior lawyer, which he denies.
Reform UK has instructed its councillors to dismiss a police investigation into £500,000 in donations from Fiona Cottrell as an "establishment stitch-up." This directive comes as YouGov polling indicates a sharp decline in Nigel Farage's popularity and Reform UK's overall support, with Labour and Conservatives closing the gap.
De nouveaux documents montrent qu’en octobre 2011, Jeffrey Epstein a rencontré Christopher Poole, fondateur de 4chan. Les échanges évoquent aussi l’intérêt d’Epstein pour le potentiel de manipulation en ligne.
A landmark legal action over brain damage in rugby is on the brink of collapse as a judge considers striking out 95% of 561 claimants due to their former solicitor's failure to disclose documents. Senior Master Cook is deliberating, with no legal precedent for the situation.
The SEC will pay $150,000 in legal fees and review its record-keeping practices as part of a July 22 settlement, ending a public-records lawsuit backed by Coinbase. The case, filed by History Associates, focused on transparency and the preservation of federal records, including text messages.
La SEC a accepté un règlement à l'amiable avec Coinbase, versant 150 000 $ en frais d'avocats et s'engageant à publier des documents et revoir ses pratiques d'archivage, clôturant un litige de deux ans sur l'accès à l'information datant de l'ère Gary Gensler.
The global landscape of passport strength is evolving, reflecting geopolitical shifts and inequalities. While overall mobility has increased due to more visa-free agreements, significant disparities persist, with some passports offering extensive access and others severely limiting travel, impacting individuals' lives and global interactions.
Portage College in Canada has advised Indian students, whose post-graduate work permits were rejected by IRCC, to seek legal advice and retain documents. The college stated it cannot overturn IRCC decisions and is seeking clarification while scheduling a follow-up meeting with student representatives.
New analysis by campaigner Prof Peter Hammond suggests over 80% of sewage spills into England's waterways in the last two years occurred during 'normal' weather, potentially making them illegal under UK law. Water companies and the Environment Agency reject the findings, despite mounting public anger and previous rulings questioning enforcement.
Major carmakers, including BMW, Ford, Nissan, and Toyota, privately lobbied the UK government to revoke the 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel car sales, advocating for an "open technology approach" that includes hybrids and sustainable fuels. Campaigners and Polestar criticized the move, while the government reiterated its commitment to the ban.
Energy giant Woodside's Supreme Court bid to compel climate activists to disclose documents about a 2023 stink-bomb protest at its Perth headquarters failed. Justice Howard dismissed the application, citing privacy concerns and lack of evidence, also cautioning against discouraging activism.
Jacob and Kylie Malthouse are suing the Mount Gambier Racing Club in South Australia after discovering a large, concealed rubbish pit containing veterinary syringes and domestic waste on land they bought for a new home. They seek $114,000 for waste removal and remediation, but the club denies liability.
New analysis by Prof Peter Hammond indicates that over 80% of sewage spills into England's waterways in the last two years occurred during "normal" weather conditions, potentially making them illegal under UK law. Water companies and the Environment Agency dispute the findings.
Daniel Siad, a modelling scout under investigation in France for human trafficking and rape allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead at his home near Paris. Siad, whose name appeared in over 1,000 Epstein files, had denied the allegations and was awaiting questioning.
This article provides a detailed review of Canva, a free graphic design web application that offers professionally designed templates and a drag-and-drop interface. It highlights Canva's suitability for small business owners, online entrepreneurs, and marketers, comparing its features and pricing plans (Free, Pro, Enterprise) against more advanced tools like Photoshop, and outlining its pros and cons.
Golfer Bryson DeChambeau is accused of threatening to call Donald Trump after receiving a two-shot penalty for improving his backswing area at the Open Championship in Royal Birkdale, highlighting the increasing politicization of sport.
Spain secured their first FIFA World Cup title since 2010 by defeating defending champions Argentina 1-0 in extra time, with substitute Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal. Argentina played with 10 men after Enzo Fernández was sent off, while a controversial half-time show and a post-game incident involving Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino also occurred.
Lockheed Martin announced plans to develop and manufacture a new air defense weapon with US and European partners, with initial production expected within 36 months, capitalizing on Europe's rearmament boom fueled by the war in Ukraine.
Australian taxpayers may cover up to $65M in payouts to 930 child abuse victims as the Christian Brothers, a Catholic order, declares bankruptcy. Court documents reveal the order's inability to pay, forcing the federal government to act as "funder of last resort" for the National Redress Scheme.
French photographer François Prost documented nearly 150 US strip club facades for his book "Gentlemen's Club," traveling 6,000 miles. His project, which avoids depicting nude women, explores American culture through these establishments' architecture and their "normalized" presence, even in conservative areas.
A briefing to BHP investors by the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) warns Australia's federal fuel tax break, worth $622m to BHP, is delaying the miner's decarbonisation efforts. The ACCR suggests removing the tax break would make electrification projects financially viable, raising questions about BHP's climate commitments and transparency.
An organized network facilitates illegal Bangladeshi immigration into India, providing cheap labor to Indian employers in sectors like textiles and construction. Touts manage infiltration, transport, and forged documents. Assam recently busted a network, making 34 arrests, and sought a legal framework to hold exploiting employers accountable at a conference chaired by Home Minister Amit Shah.
