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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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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Asks US Judge To Dismiss His Criminal Case, Says It's Vindictive
Attorneys for Kilmar Abrego Garcia will try to persuade a federal judge in Tennessee on Thursday to throw out human smuggling charges against him.
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US Supreme Court Judge Who Supported Trump Tariffs On Why He Dissented
US President Donald Trump may have lost the tariff battle for now after the US Supreme Court struck down his sweeping measures. But Trump has got some supporters, within the Supreme Court.
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Setback To Trump's Mass Immigrant Detention Policy As US Court Intervenes
A federal judge has thrown out an administrative board's decision that endorsed the Trump administration's policy of placing thousands of people arrested during its immigration crackdown in mandatory detention without a chance to be released on bond.
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US Court Orders Uber To Pay $8.5 Million To Woman Over Sexual Assault
A federal jury has ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a woman who says one of its drivers raped her during a 2023 trip.
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'Punjabi Devils' Bike Gang Leader Convicted In Arms Trafficking Case In US
Jashanpreet Singh, the 27-year-old founder and leader of the Punjabi Devils Motorcycle Club, has pleaded guilty in a federal court in the United States to charges related to illegal arms trafficking and possession of a machine gun.
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Google Settles Google Assistant Privacy Lawsuit for $68 Million
Google has agreed to pay $68 million to resolve a lawsuit alleging that its voice-activated Google Assistant improperly listened to smartphone users and violated their privacy. The proposed class‑action settlement, filed in federal court in San Jose, awaits approval from US District Judge Beth Labson Freeman. Plaintiffs claimed Google secretly ca...
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Federal Officers In Minneapolis Can't Detain Protesters: US Court Rules
Federal officers in the Minneapolis area participating in its largest recent US immigration enforcement operation can't detain or tear gas peaceful protesters who aren't obstructing authorities.
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BBC To Ask Court To Dismiss Trump's $10-Billion Documentary Lawsuit
The BBC intends to ask a US federal court in Florida to dismiss a $10-billion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump against the British broadcaster, according to newly-filed court documents.
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'I Was Kidnapped, I Am A Decent Man': Maduro In 1st US Court Appearance
A defiant Nicolas Maduro declared himself the "president of my country" as he protested his capture and pleaded not guilty on Monday to the federal drug trafficking charges that the Trump administration used to justify removing him from power.
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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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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Asks US Judge To Dismiss His Criminal Case, Says It's Vindictive
Attorneys for Kilmar Abrego Garcia will try to persuade a federal judge in Tennessee on Thursday to throw out human smuggling charges against him.
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US Supreme Court Judge Who Supported Trump Tariffs On Why He Dissented
US President Donald Trump may have lost the tariff battle for now after the US Supreme Court struck down his sweeping measures. But Trump has got some supporters, within the Supreme Court.
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Setback To Trump's Mass Immigrant Detention Policy As US Court Intervenes
A federal judge has thrown out an administrative board's decision that endorsed the Trump administration's policy of placing thousands of people arrested during its immigration crackdown in mandatory detention without a chance to be released on bond.
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US Court Orders Uber To Pay $8.5 Million To Woman Over Sexual Assault
A federal jury has ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a woman who says one of its drivers raped her during a 2023 trip.
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'Punjabi Devils' Bike Gang Leader Convicted In Arms Trafficking Case In US
Jashanpreet Singh, the 27-year-old founder and leader of the Punjabi Devils Motorcycle Club, has pleaded guilty in a federal court in the United States to charges related to illegal arms trafficking and possession of a machine gun.
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Google Settles Google Assistant Privacy Lawsuit for $68 Million
Google has agreed to pay $68 million to resolve a lawsuit alleging that its voice-activated Google Assistant improperly listened to smartphone users and violated their privacy. The proposed class‑action settlement, filed in federal court in San Jose, awaits approval from US District Judge Beth Labson Freeman. Plaintiffs claimed Google secretly ca...
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Federal Officers In Minneapolis Can't Detain Protesters: US Court Rules
Federal officers in the Minneapolis area participating in its largest recent US immigration enforcement operation can't detain or tear gas peaceful protesters who aren't obstructing authorities.
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BBC To Ask Court To Dismiss Trump's $10-Billion Documentary Lawsuit
The BBC intends to ask a US federal court in Florida to dismiss a $10-billion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump against the British broadcaster, according to newly-filed court documents.
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'I Was Kidnapped, I Am A Decent Man': Maduro In 1st US Court Appearance
A defiant Nicolas Maduro declared himself the "president of my country" as he protested his capture and pleaded not guilty on Monday to the federal drug trafficking charges that the Trump administration used to justify removing him from power.
