Supreme Court Backs SEC's Power to Recover Fraud Profits
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the SEC can recoup ill-gotten gains from securities fraud without proving individual investor losses, upholding a broad reading of its authority.
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The Met's 'The Face of Modern Life' showcases 80 works from Picasso, Lam, and others, redefining portraiture beyond likeness to include memory, myth, and abstraction.
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Bruce Lehrmann is suing a government minister and the anti-corruption commissioner. His diary, containing classified pages, must be declassified before return.
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Three Australian appeals court judges reserved their decision on whether activist Uncle Robbie Thorpe can prosecute King Charles III for alleged genocide of Indigenous people.
Supreme Court Approves Alabama Map Erasing Black District
In a 6-3 ruling, the US Supreme Court permitted Alabama to use a redrawn congressional map eliminating one of two majority-Black districts, a win for Republicans and a blow to Black voters.
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Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham outlines a decade-long strategy to renationalise the water industry, prioritising public interest amid rising bills and sewage spills.
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An exclusive tour of Spain's Altamira cave reveals the secrets of Palaeolithic art, from ancient techniques to modern discoveries and the quest for meaning.
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A data dump reveals Labour's courtier politics, but the key security document explaining why Peter Mandelson was cleared as US ambassador remains withheld.
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A federal appeals court ruled the Trump administration's ban on transgender troops is unconstitutional, citing animus and arbitrary policy.
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FIFA's 'Anti-Arsenal' Set-Piece Rule for World Cup
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Gwent Police Threatened with Legal Action Over Toilet Policy
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Turkey's Finds Transform Early Christianity Understanding
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Judge Blocks Trump from Renaming Kennedy Center
A federal judge ruled President Trump cannot rename the Kennedy Center after himself or close it, stating only Congress has that authority.
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Supreme Court Rules for Black Inmate on Jury Bias
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France Repeals Code Noir: Brutal Slavery Law Finally Scrapped
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