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International law prohibits deliberate attacks on civilian ships unless they have become lawful military targets; key legal regimes cited by experts include International Humanitarian Law (distinction...
Courts have allowed some civil claims against Donald Trump that otherwise would have been time-barred by the temporary New York Adult Survivors Act (ASA), leading to at least one high-profile judgment...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that Elon Musk is emigrating or “moving out of the United States.” What the sources do document is Musk’s public exit from a White House advisory...
Multiple major investigative news organizations and some regional watchdog reporters have published reporting alleging n officials and transnational criminal networks, while U.S. law-enforcement and o...
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Some venues and institutions have restricted clothing or performances in response to sexual-misconduct controversies — most prominently Peru’s Congress, which banned miniskirts, shorts and jeans for f...
Available official records and major reporting show that virtually all of Donald Trump’s presidential clemency actions apply to federal convictions; his first-term and second-term publicly compiled li...
Legal scholars, courts, and rights groups say deployments of National Guard and active-duty forces to U.S. cities since 2025 raised repeated legal questions about presidential authority, Posse Comitat...