Trump pays $5.6 million to writer over sexual assault and defamation
US President Donald Trump has paid $5.6 million to E. Jean Carroll after a jury found him liable for sexually assaulting and…
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States and Writers Unite to Block Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
Twelve states and the Writers Guild of America have filed lawsuits against the $111 billion merger, citing antitrust violations and potential harm…
Anti-Terrorism Court Adjourns Hearings on PTI Leaders’ Bail Applications
The Anti-Terrorism Court has adjourned hearings on PTI leaders' bail applications until August 13, citing counsel's engagement in another case.
France hosts largest Bastille Day parade with Ukrainian president in attendance
France held its biggest national day parade on July 14, 2026, featuring thousands of troops and foreign heads of state, including Ukrainian…
Boosie Badazz Sues Lobbyists Over Failed Trump Pardon Effort
Rapper Boosie Badazz demands $300,000 refund from lobbyists after failed pardon effort. No record of request in clemency office.
Colorado Voters to Decide on ‘Right to Natural Gas’
A ballot measure could amend Colorado’s Constitution to protect fossil fuel companies' rights. Voters will decide in November.
US Secretary of State Accuses ICC of Threatening American Sovereignty
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio accuses International Criminal Court (ICC) of waging a war against America, as Trump administration considers sanctions…
US Administration Launches Campaign to Isolate International Criminal Court
The Trump administration is launching a campaign to isolate the ICC, citing it as a threat to US sovereignty and targeting officials…
Comedian Demands Composer Repay Legal Bills After Lion King Joke Lawsuit
A federal judge dismissed a $27 million lawsuit filed by South African composer Lebo M against comedian Learnmore Jonasi over a viral…
Federal Constitutional Court Reverses Supreme Court Order on Margalla Hills Restaurants
The Federal Constitutional Court has overturned a Supreme Court judgment allowing the demolition of restaurants in Margalla Hills National Park, lifting a
Imran and Bushra challenge Supreme Court registrar’s decision in Al-Qadir Trust case
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi have challenged the Supreme Court registrar’s refusal to entertain their petitions against…
Senator Accuses FBR of Withholding Tax Records
Senator Dilawar Khan accuses FBR of withholding tax data, raising concerns over misuse of tax incentives for former FATA/PATA regions.
High Court Reverses Verdict Against Bread Manufacturers
Sindh High Court overturns lower court’s ruling against three bread companies, imposing Rs. 1.5 million fine on complainant.
Supreme Court reiterates strict compliance with pre-emption rules
The Supreme Court has ruled that the right of pre-emption is weak and requires strict compliance with statutory requirements.
Kohat Cement Clarifies Court Not Halting 28.5MW Coal Power Project
Kohat Cement Company Limited clarifies that the Peshawar High Court has not ordered a halt to its 28.5 MW coal-fired power plant…
Court Extends Remand for Suspects in Foreign Women Kidnapping Case
A Lahore court extends physical remand of four suspects, including one related to a senior political figure, in an ongoing case involving…
US Asylum Approval Rate Hits Record Low
The rate of asylum approvals in the United States has fallen to 3.4%, marking a significant decline from previous years.
SHC acquits man in university student’s suicide case
Sindh High Court has acquitted Anees Khaskheli of charges related to the 2017 suicide of Naila Rind, finding no evidence beyond reasonable…
Lahore court extends bail for PML-N MPA accused of harassing actress Momina Iqbal
A Lahore sessions court has extended pre-arrest bail for Saqib Chadhar and his wife, accused of harassing television actress Momina Iqbal.
Rawalpindi Ring Road Delayed Again as NOC Controversy Looms
Punjab government sets new inauguration date for Rawalpindi Ring Road amid NOC controversy.