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The July 2026 NextGen Uniform Bar Examination in Yakima was cancelled due to significant technical difficulties and bandwidth issues, marking the first time the

England and Wales will open specialist courtrooms for rape and serious sex offences, aiming to encourage more survivors to come forward.

A US federal court sentenced former Syrian prison chief Samir Ousman al-Sheikh to 60 years in prison for overseeing atrocities at the Adra prison in Damascus.

The Trump administration filed a third Supreme Court bid on mail-in voting, seeking approval for USPS to withhold unverified ballots from states.

US commits reproductive violence against citizens through abortion bans, violating human rights recognized by the UN, reproductive violence.

Iraq's budget audit reveals $76 billion in unsettled advances, sparking rare parliamentary scrutiny and raising urgent questions about state financial managemen

US tightens student visa rules for foreign scholars, ending duration of status and imposing fixed expiration dates by 2026.

A key copyright claim deadline ruling upholds dismissal of Jeff Koons lawsuit, setting precedent for statute of limitations cases.

New Jersey Supreme Court rules undocumented workers can sue for unpaid wages, reinforcing wage rights regardless of immigration status.

New justice chief backs jury trial limits to ease prison overcrowding and improve judicial security amid safety concerns.