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The decision by The Washington Post to lay off roughly one-third of its workforce has escalated beyond an internal business matter, raising serious legal questions about labor law compliance, newsroom protections, and the governance obligations of owners of major democratic institutions. The cuts — estimated at approximately 300 journalists and staff — represent one of…
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The release of newly unsealed Jeffrey Epstein–related files has set off a fast-moving, multinational chain of legal and institutional responses, as prosecutors, governments, media organizations and law firms take action against individuals named or linked in the documents. What is emerging is a widening chronology of accountability efforts that now spans several jurisdictions and legal…
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Long before Brown v. Board of Education dismantled legal segregation in American public schools, Black lawyers were already fighting — and losing — in courtrooms across the United States. Those losses were not failures of vision or competence. They were deliberate steps in a long legal campaign that used the judiciary itself to expose the…
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Poland has announced a formal investigation into possible connections between the late U.S. sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Russian intelligence services, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Tuesday — a development with notable implications for international legal and security communities monitoring the recently released Epstein documents. According to ABC News reporting, the probe will…
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A new online database created by an international team of academics is drawing attention in legal and policy circles for systematically tracking what it describes as authoritarian actions taken by President Donald Trump since the start of his second term in January 2025. The platform, known as the Trump Action Tracker, is run by British…
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In the quaint village of Lintz, nestled in the rolling hills of County Durham, England, a timeless summer ritual unfolded for over seven decades: the gentle thwack of willow on leather, the cheers of young players, and the watchful eyes of elders under the sun. This was the Lintz Cricket Club, a beloved community heartbeat…
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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s effort to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 350,000 Haitian immigrants living in the United States — but the legal and policy battle is far from over. Why the Block Matters On February 2 2026, U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes issued a ruling halting…
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Melinda French Gates has weighed in on the renewed legal and public scrutiny surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files, saying repeated references to her former husband, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, raise unresolved questions that must be addressed by those involved, while underscoring her profound sympathy for Epstein’s alleged victims. Speaking in an interview on Wild Card…
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Oversight Committee Member Says Epstein Records Show Trump Had Direct Knowledge of Abuse Allegations
A Democratic member of Congress has publicly asserted that recently reviewed records connected to Jeffrey Epstein show former U.S. President Donald Trump had direct knowledge of alleged criminal conduct linked to Epstein, including recruitment activity tied to Trump-owned property. Speaking on The Weekend, Representative Melanie Stanbury, who previously served on a congressional oversight panel reviewing…
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A Florida couple has filed legal action against a fertility clinic and its physician after alleging a catastrophic in vitro fertilization (IVF) error led to the implantation of another patient’s embryo and the birth of a child who is not biologically theirs. Tiffany Score and Steven Mills allege that Orlando-based IVF Life, Inc., along with…
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