Supreme Court Backs Louisiana Voting Map
The US Supreme Court ruled to uphold Louisiana's congressional map, rejecting claims of racial gerrymandering. The decision impacts future voting rights litigation.
The US Supreme Court ruled to uphold Louisiana's congressional map, rejecting claims of racial gerrymandering. The decision impacts future voting rights litigation.
A Texas judge ruled that state agency must comply with developers of a planned Muslim-led city near Dallas, rejecting claims of Sharia law imposition and fair housing violations.
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 comes into force on 1 May, introducing major reforms to England's private rental sector, including abolishing Section 21 evictions.
The University of Sussex has overturned a £585,000 fine from the Office for Students after a high court found the regulator biased in a free speech case involving a professor's trans rights views.
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The US Supreme Court's Callais v Landry decision weakens the Voting Rights Act, enabling Republican mapmakers to dilute Black votes through gerrymandering.
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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has expressed his desire for Pluto to be reclassified as a planet, nearly two decades after its demotion to dwarf planet status by the IAU.
Genome analysis of 258 ancient individuals in Germany reveals peaceful integration after Rome's fall, contradicting violent barbarian invasion narratives.
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RecommendedThe Supreme Court ruled Louisiana's congressional map with a second Black-majority district is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, potentially aiding Republicans in upcoming elections.
The University of Sussex successfully challenged the Office for Students' £585,000 fine over free speech, with the High Court ruling the regulator showed bias and made legal errors.
The University of Sussex has won a High Court challenge against the Office for Students over a record £585,000 fine for alleged free speech breaches, with the judge ruling the regulator was biased.
A risk assessment expert told the Noah Donohoe inquest he is 'quite certain' there was a public safety issue at the culvert entrance where the 14-year-old's body was found.
The High Court has overturned a £585,000 fine on Sussex University over a transgender policy that limited free speech, ruling the Office for Students had no power to impose it.
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The European Parliament voted to urge the EU to adopt a standardised consent-based definition of rape, aiming to harmonise laws across member states and address legal inconsistencies.
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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says Pluto should be a planet again, sparking debate among scientists. The IAU demoted it in 2006.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman attend opening statements in a trial over OpenAI's shift from altruistic startup to $852B capitalist venture, potentially reshaping AI development.
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RecommendedA UN tribunal has ordered a medical assessment for Ratko Mladic, 84, after his lawyers sought his release on humanitarian grounds due to declining health.
Sir Philip Barton told MPs the Cabinet Office initially argued Peter Mandelson was a 'fit and proper person' and didn't need developed vetting. Keir Starmer faces a Commons vote that could trigger a privileges committee inquiry.
The US Supreme Court reinstated a Texas electoral map that could flip up to five House seats to Republicans, aiding Trump's party in retaining Congress control.
The Victorian Society publishes its annual list of the most endangered Victorian and Edwardian buildings in England and Wales, including the Tees Transporter Bridge and a Hackney disinfecting station.
The assisted dying bill in England and Wales was blocked in the House of Lords after over 1,000 amendments, sparking debate on ethics and safeguards.
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation is moving ahead with its lawsuit against Trump's $400M White House ballroom despite Justice Department pressure citing security after a shooting.
A Wyoming judge blocked a law banning abortion after cardiac activity detection, citing likely unconstitutionality similar to earlier overturned bans.
The Supreme Court appears split on whether to block thousands of lawsuits claiming Bayer's Roundup caused cancer, weighing federal approval against state liability.
New research challenges the long-held belief that Neanderthals were less intelligent than modern humans, suggesting any cognitive differences were negligible.
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RecommendedThe U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on whether geofence warrants violate the Fourth Amendment, in a case involving a bank robber who challenges the digital search method.