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Israeli Ambassador’s Son Critically Injured in West Bank Terror Attack

The hospital confirmed that Neria had a multi-hour brain surgery and “his condition remains very serious, and his life is in danger.” Earlier today, a terrorist rammed his car into a checkpoint in the...

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Iowa judge dismisses Trump suit against Des Moines Register

Trump’s suit “seeks to stretch both Iowa statutory and common law beyond their current bounds, turning speech that enjoys the highest category of First Amendment protection into a liability,” the judg...

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UK court charges doctor for alleged offenses linked to 1994 genocide in Rwanda

The UK Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) pursued charges against a Rwandan official on Tuesday in relation to crimes committed against the Tutsi during the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. Dr. Brown, formerly kno...

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Close the Intersectionality Loophole in Federal Grantmaking – LIF to Education Department

Our Comment Letter on Dept. Education Rule Proposal: “A criterion, priority, review method, or practice that would be impermissible if applied directly may not be applied indirectly through intersecti...

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Prosecutors present ’80 percent gun’ in Baja murder trial

Prosecution is still yet to link the gun or the suspects directly to the murder of three foreign surfers — though more ballistic experts are on the way.

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UN expert calls for the adoption of preventive measures to tackle environmental toxic pollution

UN Special Rapporteur on the implications for human rights of the environmentally sound management and disposal of hazardous substances and wastes, Bethanie Carney Almroth on Wednesday called for targ...

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Milei: UN a ‘Useless Organization’ Filled With ‘Fatally Arrogant Parasites’

“The alleged defenders of human rights have sheltered bloodthirsty dictatorships and regimes that stone women in the streets.” Argentine President Javier Milei brought the fire to the United Nations t...

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Green Card Lottery hangs in limbo as 2027 registration window shrinks

Prospective Green Card Lottery applicants are waiting for a federal court decision that could determine whether the Trump administration must open registration for the 2027 lottery.

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Earthquakes in Venezuela prompt urgent calls to strengthen response to humanitarian crisis, Amnesty International says

Amnesty International on Wednesday urged Venezuelan authorities to take a human-rights centered approach to its disaster response, in the aftermath of the June 2026 earthquakes. On 24 June 2026, Venez...

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Former NFL player tackles Florida city over First Amendment

Police trespassed Hall of Fame defensive tackle Warren Sapp after the “disruption” of a city council meeting.

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Rights groups tell court ICC sanctions stifles advocacy and blocks victims’ path to justice

Thirty-eight civil society organizations won leave Wednesday from the US District Court for the Southern District of New York to file a brief telling the court that sanctions targeting the Internation...

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Judge asks for more evidence in civil suit against Oakland, California Highway Patrol over fatal vehicle collision

The estate of Marvin Boomer, Jr. claims the city of Oakland and state law enforcement are liable for his death.

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St. Paul police chief sues mayor, city over sexual harassment, retaliation

Although a city investigation did not substantiate the sexual harassment claims, the police chief said the report was selective and favorable to the mayor.

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Feds find Tijuana River pollution poses public health hazard in San Diego

"Polluted water becomes polluted air, and air reaches everyone who breathes it, far beyond anyone who touches the water," one UC San Diego researcher said.

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White House ban on CNN, Politico and MS Now reporters unlikely to fly

Trump-appointee Timothy Kelly seemed skeptical of the Justice Department’s claim that the ban was necessary for national security and noted the White House afforded little to no due process for the jo...

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Fraudster who tortured cats gets Virginia’s harshest-ever animal abuse penalty

Prosecutors say Rodney Travis Jr. tortured cats to make them look sickly for the purpose of soliciting donations on social media.

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Man who shot protester at Colorado ICE facility faces assault charges

Prosecutors claim a corrections officer contracted to work at the Aurora ICE Processing Center shot a protester after she made comments about his children.

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Judge orders trial for man who shot protester at Colorado ICE facility

Prosecutors claim a corrections officer contracted to work at the Aurora ICE Processing Center shot a protester after she made comments about his children.

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Judge advances suit over coal ash pollution in Susquehanna River

According to the Center for Biological Diversity, a Pennsylvania power plant has been leaching toxic chemicals into surrounding waters for years.

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LGBTQ student groups challenge Texas A&M bans on campus drag shows

The groups are asking the Fifth Circuit to rule policies prohibiting drag shows at university venues violate the First Amendment.

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