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Expression on Trial: The Moncton Conflict
A Christian ministry is suing the City of Moncton for cancelling a controversial singer’s concert, citing breaches of free expression and contract.
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Behind the Sash: The Legal Battle
Dethroned Miss North Carolina Brittany Boltinhouse plans to sue pageant organizers, alleging unfair treatment in the removal of her title.
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Zelenskyy Teases Joint Plan With Allies to Force Putin to Stop War
Zelenskyy says a joint allies’ plan will make Putin stop the war, as peace talks stall and strikes continue.
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Canada, U.S. Not Yet Ready to Make Tariff Deal: Canada “Unsatisfied” With Latest U.S. Offer, Sources Say
Sources say Canada isn’t ready for a tariff agreement and is dissatisfied with the latest U.S. proposal in talks.
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Justice at the Pump: The Metro Investigation
Police raided over 100 Metro service stations across Australia for selling illicit tobacco and vapes, seizing millions in cash and illegal products in a major crackdown.
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Valuing Labor: The Gig Economy Shift
Australian delivery drivers will receive a minimum wage of 31.30 per hour under a world-leading Fair Work Commission decision, aiming to improve gig worker conditions.
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Discretion and Doubt: The DOJ Move
The US Department of Justice dropped a fraud case against a billionaire with ties to a former Trump lawyer, raising questions about political influence and legal integrity.
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Pitiful Justice: The Fight for Fairness
Perth mother Chloe Wright is appealing a domestic violence sentence, arguing the magistrate did not view crucial CCTV footage of the attack, leading to an inadequate penalty.
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Sentencing History: The Syrian Court Decision
A Syrian court has sentenced former president Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia for war crimes, marking a significant step in the country’s transitional justice process.
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Wisdom Across Borders: The Urban Exchange
Former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, once called "America’s worst mayor" by Donald Trump, is sharing urban planning ideas with Melbourne leaders at the Melbourne Assembly.
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Crossing Under: The Border Incident
Latvian authorities discovered a secret tunnel under the Belarus border used for illegal migration, highlighting sophisticated smuggling tactics and ongoing regional tensions.
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Accountability in Education: The Arrest
A middle school teacher, who is a married mother, became the first person arrested under a new grooming law, facing charges for inappropriate conduct with a student.
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Changing Borders: The Visa Revocation
The U.S. has revoked over 175,000 visas under the current administration, affecting students and workers, sparking debate on immigration enforcement and security.
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Night Run Toward Europe’s Border Planned for This Weekend
Organizers say a nighttime “run” aiming for Europe’s border is scheduled for the weekend, drawing security and immigration debate.
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Hungary Parliament Elects Former Supreme Court Head András Baka as President
Hungary’s parliament elected András Baka, former Supreme Court chief, as president in a symbolic move for PM Péter Magyar.
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Poorest areas should not house all asylum seekers, says Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham says wealthier parts of the UK should share asylum dispersal, arguing burdens shouldn’t fall only on poorer communities.
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Accountability Arrives: The Consulate Scare
Ali Assakereh appeared in court facing charges for a bomb threat against the U.S. Consulate in Halifax, which was determined to be a hoax.
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Hidden Protection: The Campaign Tale
A former insider revealed that Hillary Clinton used a decoy plane for safety during her campaign, a security measure also adopted by Donald Trump.
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French Ambassador to Central African Republic Investigated After Allegedly Inviting Women to Residence
France’s ambassador to the Central African Republic is reportedly under investigation after inviting women to his residence.
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Law and Legacy: The Syrian Judgment
A Syrian court has sentenced former President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia for war crimes, marking a significant step in accountability for civil war atrocities.
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Ukraine Scaled Back Tanker Attacks at JD Vance’s Request, FT Says
Ukraine reportedly toned down tanker drone attacks using Novorossiysk after JD Vance asked, citing concerns about oil markets.
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Stability Through Law: The Hungarian Choice
Hungary’s parliament elected former Supreme Court chief András Baka as president, signaling a focus on legal integrity and stability under the new government.
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Iranian Lawmaker: Strait of Hormuz “More Valuable Than a Nuclear Bomb”
An Iranian lawmaker says the Strait of Hormuz is more valuable than a nuclear bomb, highlighting its strategic leverage.
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Thailand’s Response: The Gun Law Update
Thailand has suspended new gun permits and reviewed existing licenses after a mass shooting killed nine people, aiming to tighten gun control and enhance public safety.
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