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Australia
Illegal detention. High Court tells Government to obey the law
The Supreme Court’s ruling on the wrongful imprisonment of refugees is a major win for human rights and a condemnation…
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USA
28-year-old paid off over $75,000 in law school loans selling her art
28-year-old pays off law school loans by selling coloring books and stickers 28-year-old pays off student loans a year after…
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UK
Canada 1-1 Bosnia & Herzegovina: Co-hosts pick up their first-EVER World Cup point in thrilling draw in Toronto – as referee imposes tough five-second law in crackdown on time-wasting
Which British star has 7 GCSEs? Who lost half their finger? Test your knowledge of Thomas Tuchel’s squad with our…
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UK
A powerful US surveillance law is set to expire – what happens now? | US politics
Donald Trump’s bid to install a controversial ally as the nation’s leading intelligence official has shed light on the broad…
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Australia
What the High Court’s refugee detention backflip says about law
In 2023, the High Court of Australia overturned its own decision and changed the law. Now he had to clean…
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UK
US House blocks extension of powerful surveillance law | House of Representatives
US House of Representatives failed Thursday He agreed to a short-term extension of a powerful surveillance law amid controversy surrounding…
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USA
Uber sues New York City over ‘reckless’ driver protection law
By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) – Uber Technologies has sued New York City to block enforcement of…
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USA
Josh Hawley rips 4 GOP senators who voted to block SAVE Act voter ID law
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., criticized four fellow Republicans who joined Democrats to…
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UK
New law change plan for all motorists 12-day deadline
A new law should be introduced to force drivers to report collisions with cats (Image: Getty) An important update has…
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Australia
Media advocates warn Senate inquiry journalists still face jail over secrecy law breaches, call for better protections
Major concerns about privacy laws that could lead to journalists being jailed for breaches have been raised at a Senate…
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