Nico O’Reilly hit the bar with a header and Harry Kane skied the rebound as England missed a chance to seal knockout qualification, with Ghana also denied a late penalty.
Year: 2026
Ronaldo Scores Twice as Portugal Thrash Uzbekistan 5-0 at 2026 FIFA World Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score in six different World Cups as Portugal ran out comfortable winners with Nuno Mendes and Rafael Leao also scoring.
Supreme Court Green Card Ruling Seen as Expanding Government Authority Over Permanent Residents
Legal scholars expressed concern that the ruling in favour of the government gives federal authorities broader discretion in immigration enforcement against lawful residents.
SCOTUS: Mississippi Supreme Court Unreasonably Applied Batson Precedent in Capital Case
The US Supreme Court found that the Mississippi court’s denial of Pitchford’s Batson claim was an unreasonable application of clearly established precedent.
FCA Boss Warns AI Is Moving Faster Than Legal Regulatory Paradigms Can Accommodate
FCA CEO Nikhil Rathi told an AI financial services conference that technology is evolving faster than most regulatory frameworks and that this must change.
National Lok Adalat in Telangana Settles 9.28 Lakh Cases Worth Rs 422 Crore in Compensation
The 2nd National Lok Adalat organised across Telangana settled both pending court cases and pre-litigation disputes including across the High Court.
Calcutta High Court Admits Mamata Banerjees Election Petition Against Suvendu Adhikaris Win
The court found the petition challenging the West Bengal CM’s win from Bhabanipur discloses a valid cause of action under the Representation of the People Act.
Hyderabad Court Grants BJP Leaders Son Interim Bail Until June 25 in POCSO Case
Bandi Sai Bageerath son of Union Minister of State Bandi Sanjay Kumar received a brief interim bail to write his BBA examinations while facing POCSO charges.
SCOTUS Reinstates Etan Patz Conviction Rejecting Lower Court Ruling for New Trial
In a 10-page unsigned opinion the court emphasised federal courts can only grant post-conviction relief if a state court decision was contrary to clearly established federal law.
SCOTUS Adds Case on Suing Federal Officials for Constitutional Violations to 2026-27 Docket
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving whether citizens can sue federal officials for violating constitutional rights when no statute explicitly authorizes claims.