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Hungarian law enforcement takes former central bank governor into custody following his 12-year term steering national monetary policy.
Business groups warn that a large political gathering during peak Diwali shopping could disrupt central markets and endanger over ₹10,000 crore in seasonal commerce.
A county jury delivers a guilty verdict in the killing of Deputy Larry Henderson, setting up mandatory sentencing hearings.
Fresh federal filings reveal the billionaire's total cycle spending topped $445 million for Republican campaign committees.
Officers in Koratty confiscate 11 tonnes of prohibited chewable tobacco valued at ₹3 crore and detain two interstate transit suspects.
Updated contractual provisions grant the social media giant broad rights to harvest online public data for artificial intelligence models.
Michael Criscuolo lost a toe after tripping over unlit debris, but an unresolved appeal has stalled compensation.
Legal dispute escalates over All Progressives Congress primary outcome following lower court decision.
Work on the Washington course faces pushback as legal battles over the site continue in federal court.
A federal decision requires the release of withheld funds designated to support legal representation for children.
Judicial authorities prolong the detention of key figures tied to the controversial campaign.
Lawmakers hold the authority to revise statutory language following major judicial interpretations.
Justices invalidate import duties in a major ruling, according to accredited legal wire reports.
Legal scholars examine ongoing disputes and procedural rules surrounding absentee voting.
Legal observers monitor the fallout from a major judicial decision on Temporary Protected Status.
State election administrators pause primary schedules following a high court directive on voting districts.
Judges decline emergency request to revive the contested program while privacy and voting rights litigation moves forward.
Work on the capital-area property is set to move ahead despite an outstanding judicial directive.
Lawmakers face the task of responding to the Supreme Court's latest rulings as legislative debate begins.