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View Timeline →US Court Reviews Case Against Trump's Tariffs Impacting Trade
A US federal court is reviewing a case aimed at overturning the temporary tariffs imposed by Trump after the Supreme Court invalidated his previous tariffs.…
Increased Likelihood of TikTok Ban in the U.S. Following Federal Court Ruling
A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling that could lead to a ban on TikTok in the U.S. unless it severs ties with its…
Bob Menendez, former Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, found guilty in financial corruption case
Senator Bob Menendez has been found guilty of corruption and bribery, involving receiving gifts from New Jersey merchants and acting as an agent for Egypt.…
U.S. Federal Court Ruling: Works Created by Artificial Intelligence Are Not Eligible for Copyright
A U.S. federal court ruled that works created entirely by artificial intelligence are not eligible for copyright protection, affirming the stance of the U.S. Copyright…
Donald Trump Charged with Attempting to Change 2020 Election Results in Georgia
Donald Trump has been charged in Georgia for allegedly attempting to overturn the 2020 election results. The indictment includes 19 defendants and 41 charges, including…
US Court Rejects Saudi Arabia's Request to Dismiss 9/11 Lawsuit
A US judge has denied Saudi Arabia's request to dismiss lawsuits alleging its involvement in the September 11 attacks. The decision could lead to significant…
Donald Trump's Lawyer Resigns
John Dowd, a key lawyer for Donald Trump in the investigation of Russian election interference, has resigned due to Trump's disregard for his legal advice.…
Associated Press: Uncertainty Surrounds Hundreds of Iranian Students Accepted to U.S. Universities
Hundreds of Iranian students accepted to U.S. universities face uncertainty about their ability to enter the U.S. due to Donald Trump's immigration orders. Most of…
A Court in Maryland Also Ruled Against Trump's Second Immigration Order
A federal judge in Maryland ruled against Trump's second immigration order, which bans travel from six predominantly Muslim countries, citing Trump's previous statements as evidence…
White House Says Issuance of New Executive Order Banning Temporary Entry Delayed by a Week
The White House has announced a delay in the issuance of a new executive order banning the entry of citizens from seven countries, including Iran,…
Former Advisor to Iran's UN Mission Accepts Charges in US Federal Court
Ahmad Sheikhzadeh, a former advisor to Iran's UN mission, accepted charges related to false tax statements and conspiracy to violate US sanctions. He faces a…
Family of American Contractor Files Lawsuit Against Iran
The family of John Hamen, an American contractor killed by Houthi militants in Yemen, has filed a lawsuit against Iran, alleging that he was captured…
U.S. Senate Approves Bill to Sue Saudi Arabia Over 9/11 Attacks
The U.S. Senate has passed a bill allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia, despite threats from Riyadh to withdraw significant assets from…
The mastermind of the attack on the 'Khobar' base in Saudi Arabia arrested after 20 years
Ahmad Ibrahim al-Mughassil, the alleged mastermind behind the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia, has been arrested in Beirut after 20 years on the…
Former CIA Officer Sentenced to Prison for Leaking Information About Iran
Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA officer, was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for leaking classified information about a covert program related…
Lawsuit Against an Arab Bank for Supporting Palestinian Terrorism - 2004-07-07
Five American families have sued an Arab bank for allegedly supporting Palestinian terrorism by channeling funds from Saudi Arabia to terrorists. They are seeking $875…
Strike of Millions of Workers in Nigeria Has Nearly Paralyzed Major Cities
Millions of workers in Nigeria are on strike against rising fuel prices, causing significant disruptions in major cities. A federal court has ordered the unions…
Two U.S. Courts Challenge Bush Administration's Treatment of Terrorism Suspects - 2003-12-18
Two federal courts in the U.S. have ruled against the Bush administration's treatment of terrorism suspects, with one court ordering the release of Jose Padilla…
A British Arms Dealer Arrested for Smuggling a Missile to the U.S.
A British arms dealer has been arrested for attempting to smuggle a missile into the U.S., allegedly intended to target a passenger plane. The case…
U.S. Federal Court Ruling: Detainees at Guantanamo Are Not Entitled to U.S. Legal Rights - 2003-03-12
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Guantanamo detainees, suspected of terrorism, do not have U.S. legal rights. This decision affects foreign nationals from countries…