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US Courts Order Bond Hearings For Indian Nationals In Immigration Detention
Federal courts across the United States this week have ordered bond hearings or immediate release for several Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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Rise Of Europe's Gen-Z Queens: How Gender-Neutral Succession Is Paving Way For A New Era Of Female Monarchs
This shift is largely thanks to absolute primogeniture -- a system of hereditary succession where the firstborn child inherits the throne, regardless of their gender.
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Delhi Police vs Himachal Police Face-Off: What Law Says About Such A Clash
A day after a dramatic face-off between police personnel of Delhi and Himachal Pradesh over the arrest of three accused in the AI Summit shirtless protest case, a debate has begun over which cops have the upper hand in such an impasse.
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Woman Claims H-1B Visa Was Cancelled For 'Overstaying In India', US Entrepreneur Reacts
The woman was told that she 'overstayed' in India and getting paid while working from India for a US company is against US law.
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'Breakups Are Common': Court Gives Bail To Man In Ex-Lover's Suicide Case
The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to a man in a case alleging abetment of suicide, observing that a broken relationship by itself does not constitute instigation under criminal law.
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Martin Short's Daughter Katherine, 42, Found Dead At Los Angeles Home In Apparent Suicide
Katherine Short's family confirmed her death in a statement
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Trump's 'Dalilah Law' Demand After Girl Injured In Crash By Indian Driver
US President Donald Trump called on the American Congress to pass the 'Delilah Law', which would bar illegal immigrants from receiving commercial driver's licences.
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How A Pakistani Judge With Fake Law Degree Served The High Court For 5 Years
A judge from Pakistan served in the Islamabad High Court (IHC), delivering judgements without anyone discovering that he held a fake law degree.
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Supreme Court Decision Against Trump Tariffs Raises Uncertainty, But Markets Calm
The Supreme Court's ruling against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs has countries like China and South Korea watching for Washington's next steps, while financial markets took the news in stride.
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What Is Section 122, The Law Trump Used To Raise Global Tariffs To 15%
Trump turned to Section 122 as a new legal basis so that broad tariff increases can stay in place while his administration works on more permanent trade measures.
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US Courts Order Bond Hearings For Indian Nationals In Immigration Detention
Federal courts across the United States this week have ordered bond hearings or immediate release for several Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
-
Rise Of Europe's Gen-Z Queens: How Gender-Neutral Succession Is Paving Way For A New Era Of Female Monarchs
This shift is largely thanks to absolute primogeniture -- a system of hereditary succession where the firstborn child inherits the throne, regardless of their gender.
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Delhi Police vs Himachal Police Face-Off: What Law Says About Such A Clash
A day after a dramatic face-off between police personnel of Delhi and Himachal Pradesh over the arrest of three accused in the AI Summit shirtless protest case, a debate has begun over which cops have the upper hand in such an impasse.
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Woman Claims H-1B Visa Was Cancelled For 'Overstaying In India', US Entrepreneur Reacts
The woman was told that she 'overstayed' in India and getting paid while working from India for a US company is against US law.
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'Breakups Are Common': Court Gives Bail To Man In Ex-Lover's Suicide Case
The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to a man in a case alleging abetment of suicide, observing that a broken relationship by itself does not constitute instigation under criminal law.
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Martin Short's Daughter Katherine, 42, Found Dead At Los Angeles Home In Apparent Suicide
Katherine Short's family confirmed her death in a statement
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Trump's 'Dalilah Law' Demand After Girl Injured In Crash By Indian Driver
US President Donald Trump called on the American Congress to pass the 'Delilah Law', which would bar illegal immigrants from receiving commercial driver's licences.
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How A Pakistani Judge With Fake Law Degree Served The High Court For 5 Years
A judge from Pakistan served in the Islamabad High Court (IHC), delivering judgements without anyone discovering that he held a fake law degree.
-
Supreme Court Decision Against Trump Tariffs Raises Uncertainty, But Markets Calm
The Supreme Court's ruling against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs has countries like China and South Korea watching for Washington's next steps, while financial markets took the news in stride.
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What Is Section 122, The Law Trump Used To Raise Global Tariffs To 15%
Trump turned to Section 122 as a new legal basis so that broad tariff increases can stay in place while his administration works on more permanent trade measures.
