The high court evaluates whether using emergency acts to levy unlimited economic tariffs bypasses congressional control.
Month: June 2026
Ads in New York Must Now Label AI-Generated ‘Synthetic Performers’
New York signs a first-in-the-nation transparency law requiring advertisements to clearly label AI-generated actors.
Inside the Race to Protect Children from AI and Chatbot dependency
Lawmakers struggle to define child safety regulations as parents sue tech companies over emotional chatbot dependency.
Judge orders Trump administration to restore National Park signs that ‘disparaged’ US historical sites
A federal judge rules against administrative removals of educational displays discussing historical injustices in national parks.
Alabama Supreme Court halts scheduled execution of Jeffery Lee over nitrogen protocol challenge
A lower court ruling that the state’s nitrogen inhalation execution protocol constitutes cruel punishment is upheld.
Supreme Court wants cases of SIR excluded to be decided before next polls: A reality check from Assam
The Supreme Court directs lower courts to resolve cases concerning specifically excluded individuals before the next elections.
Man wins Rs 592 Airtel recharge refund after paying for 5G network that never arrived
An Indian consumer forum orders Airtel to refund a customer after they paid for 5G connectivity that was unavailable.
New York City crowds celebrate the Knicks’ first NBA championship victory since 1973
Euphoria turns chaotic as sports fans throng Manhattan streets, prompting massive police and security deployments.
Voters in Switzerland reject right-wing initiative to enforce population cap
Early referendum returns show Swiss citizens decisively voting down the controversial population cap of 10 million.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security defends visa denial to traveling Somali referee
DHS officials defend blocking a Somali football referee from entering the country to officiate at the FIFA World Cup.