Attorney for former Olympic canoeist David Hearn says legal remedies are being considered after prosecutors dropped felony charges over Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool damage, which was actually caused by faulty contractor work.
The Supertech Twin Towers in Noida were demolished in 2022 after the Supreme Court upheld their illegal construction. Four years later, the legal dispute continues, now focused on refunding homebuyers amidst Supertech's insolvency, with a Supreme Court plea postponed to July 2026.
Poland opposes proposals to divert funds from the European Peace Facility to Ukraine, with Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk stating Warsaw will fight for its entitled €500 million. Slovakia reportedly supports Poland's stance, while Germany allegedly favors reduced payments.
Italy's Transport Authority (ART) has clarified rules for highway toll reimbursements due to traffic disruptions like construction or accidents. Introduced by resolution 211 in December 2025, the 'pay per use' principle ensures tolls are proportional to service received, offering concrete protection for citizens.
Amazon faces a class-action lawsuit in Seattle alleging it collected hundreds of millions in unlawful tariff costs by raising prices and then failed to refund consumers after the Supreme Court struck down Trump tariffs. The suit claims Amazon, as importer of record, pocketed funds owed to customers to gain political favor.
A Delhi-based CEO, Rajat Grover, has introduced a 'parental perk' offering employees a ₹10,000 reimbursement and fully paid leave for a three-day vacation with their parents. This initiative encourages employees to reciprocate the sacrifices their parents made, allowing them to fulfill long-held desires and spend quality time together.
Deloitte will reduce employee benefits for US workers under its 'Center' talent model starting January 1, 2027. Paid family leave will drop from 16 to 8 weeks, and annual PTO will be cut by 5-10 days depending on role and tenure. The changes affect internal roles including administration, IT support, and finance. The company will also end its pension plan additions and remove a $50,000 adoption/surrogacy reimbursement. Deloitte employs about 181,000 people in the US.
