Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
In a notable development, YouTube has settled a lawsuit concerning the effects of social media on children's well-being just before a scheduled trial in California.
Tiger Woods made his first public appearance since his late March arrest, introducing CEO Brian Rolapp at a PGA Tour news conference in Connecticut.
A recent federal court ruling allows SNAP benefits to be used for candy and sugary drinks, preventing the government from imposing restrictions on these purchases.
In a recent operation, police in Sindhanur arrested three individuals and seized ganja valued at ₹5 lakh, highlighting ongoing efforts against drug-related crimes.
BBC Sport explores how a crucial trial changed the trajectory of Antoine Semenyo's career, featuring insights from his former coach David Hockaday.
A Kenyan court has intervened to prevent the establishment of a U.S.-backed quarantine facility for Ebola, following a ruling against the health minister for contempt.
William Kamm, 76, faces serious accusations of grooming a young girl for ten years. He reportedly claimed a need for 12 wives to repopulate the world, which he and his wife deny.
As the MSCI prepares to announce its verdict, Indonesia's position in the emerging markets category hangs in the balance, raising concerns for investors.
A recent memo from the Department of Justice has sparked concerns regarding the potential reversal of significant disability integration laws and previous court decisions.
The deployment of Flock technology by law enforcement raises significant privacy issues, emphasizing the importance of warrant requirements.
The producer has decided to cancel all performances scheduled through mid-July due to ongoing issues with tinnitus, which have reportedly worsened.
The Namapally court has requested a memo detailing the reasons behind Allu Arjun's absence, as he had aimed to participate in the hearing via video conference.
Philly-based brother-sister duo Cold Court merges various musical influences in their debut EP, creating a hyperpop sound that draws comparisons to artists like 100 Gecs.
A four-member Special Investigation Team led by IGP M. Ravi Prakash has been established to look into the circumstances surrounding Sai Krishna's death, focusing on serious allegations.
A Madrid court has determined that Begona Gomez, spouse of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, will face trial for corruption amid ongoing government scrutiny.
In a significant legal decision, the Kalaburagi POSCO Court has sentenced a youth to life imprisonment for the sexual assault of a minor, underscoring the importance of protecting children.
In a surprising ruling, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been ordered to face a corruption trial and must surrender her passport. The Prime Minister's office has criticized the judge's decision.
David Guetta and Sia's song 'Titanium' served as a source of emotional support during a difficult period of fertility treatment, marking a significant turning point.
Advocates are increasingly calling for free access to court records, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability in the legal system.
A court has determined that former employees of Hattons of London misappropriated confidential customer information during a surge in the bullion market.