A national campaign backed by parents, disability groups, high-profile supporters and a cross-party group of MPs has urged Prime Minister
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Navigating the Law with Insight
A U.S. federal judge has ruled that Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, the artificial intelligence developer behind ChatGPT, can proceed to a jury trial in March 2026, rejecting efforts to dismiss the case at an early stage. The decision marks
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Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is scheduled to appear in a Manhattan federal courtroom on Monday to face a superseding indictment on
The legality of the United States’ military operation that seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and brought him to New York to face
The independence of the US Federal Reserve is emerging as a central legal issue as challenges linked to executive power and regulatory
Reddit has filed a legal challenge in Australia’s High Court against the country’s newly enacted law banning children under 16 from accessing
The UK government has announced plans to reduce the role of juries in certain criminal cases in England and Wales, a move
Texas and Florida have filed the most recent federal lawsuit challenging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the abortion pill
Recent analysis argues that the reliability of AI tools used in legal work depends critically on the quality of their underlying source
The UK’s data regulator has announced that it will take legal action in response to repeated breaches involving access to sensitive care-home
A high-profile verdict in Kenya has drawn renewed attention to legal representation, prison reform and the limits of defences rooted in psychological
Starbucks has agreed to pay 38.9 million dollars to resolve a long running investigation into alleged breaches of New York City’s Fair
Italy’s antitrust regulator (AGCM) has expanded scrutiny of Meta Platforms over alleged abuses connected to the integration of its artificial-intelligence tools in
India has extended legal recognition to millions of gig and platform workers through recent labour-law reforms, formally classifying them within a dedicated
A legal challenge is underway in France after the telecoms regulator granted a 10-year spectrum licence for a low-Earth orbit satellite internet
A humanitarian parole programme once providing refuge for around 260,000 Ukrainians in the United States is now leaving nearly 200,000 of them
A referendum in Slovenia is set to decide whether to permit assisted dying for some terminally ill adults, following the parliamentary passage
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the deployment of the United States National Guard to Washington, D.C., directed by