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The legal dispute between the box owners and the administration of the Azteca Stadium will continue to have several chapters in the courts of Mexico

The legal dispute between the box owners and the administration of the Azteca Stadium will continue to have several chapters in the courts of Mexico

Salgado's death has generated multiple calls from Democratic officials and immigrant rights groups

"I stopped eight wars thanks to tariffs," Trump emphasized during the conversation, calling this negotiation strategy “something very American.”

Floyd Mayweather's exhibition in Greece was suspended after a lawsuit that stopped ticket sales and the broadcast of the event.

Ruling allows DHS to apply expedited removal to noncitizens arrested anywhere in the country

In the National Palace there was great concern that the Sinaloa boss would “spout the soup” about the links of public officials with drug trafficking, he assured.

The former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel has sent several letters to US courts requesting a new trial or his transfer to Mexico

Antonio Oseguera Cervantes will appear before the Federal Court of the District of Columbia, in Washington, where he will formalize his guilty plea.

Civil organizations seek to stop a state measure that, they claim, invades the exclusive powers of the federal government

The Supreme Court's decision does not exonerate Terry Pitchford, but it does order a review of the judicial process under guaranteed constitutional standards

The legal crisis of the Chávez family at an international level began in mid-2025 in the United States and in these days a new stir was caused

The revocation of her visa and the freezing of her banking assets had left the Italian official in a precarious financial situation

Law would allow state and local authorities to arrest, detain, and expel people suspected of having entered the country without federal authorization

The former president of Venezuela intends to use his country's funds to pay his lawyers, but the US government is blocking it and a judge must decide

Claiming links to Hamas and threats to regional security, Trump keeps his promise and reclassifies these groups in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon

After his capture in Caracas, Nicolas Maduro appeared before Federal Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein in New York, where he pleaded not guilty

Singer Ricardo Montaner is known for his Christian faith and offered prayers for peace in his country

Claudio Tapia, president of the AFA, accused of irregularities in Argentina

A judge rules against the school district in the death of Melanie Ramos from fentanyl at Bernstein High School

Court order requiring troops to leave nation's capital by December 11 suspended

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The Supreme Court blocked the injunction requiring full funding of SNAP payments, granting an emergency request from the Trump administration

Mexico's Attorney General's Office requests the extradition of businessman Victor Alvarez Puga, husband of Ines Gomez Mont, accused of money laundering

The Bavarian club backed down in the face of protests over allegations of gender violence against the former player

The statements come at the same time that Trump confirmed that he will impose tariffs on Colombia after suspending financial aid

The Supreme Court announced it will run out of funds on October 18 and has suspended public access to closed buildings, but is still hearing cases

The lawsuit is among dozens that the nation's 23 Democratic attorneys general have filed against the Trump administration.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow the end of TPS, which protects Venezuelans from deportation.

They are part of a lawsuit against the American conservative influencer Candace Owens, who claims that Brigitte Macron was born biologically male.

Hundreds of Guatemalan minors who entered the U.S. alone could be deported. A judge temporarily blocked the measure.

An appeals court found that many of the tariffs were issued illegally

A federal judge temporarily barred the Trump administration from deporting Kilmar Abrego Garca to Uganda, pending a new hearing

A judge blocked Trump order restricting union rights for federal workers, citing plausible retaliation concerns

The Trump administration said that tensions between the two countries had increased after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April.

Tahawwur Rana extradited to India in connection with the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. Know what this means for India’s anti-terror strategy and legal proceedings.

A three-judge panel of the San Francisco-based appellate court disagreed.

The Ninth Circuit Court had agreed to Rana's request for more time to present his arguments.

The extradition of Pakistani-origin Canadian businessman Tahawwur Rana, accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, to India, has been put on hold.

The US attorney said the petitioner has failed to establish that India's extradition appeal lacks sufficient evidence.

Transport Commissioner Chandra Bhushan Singh has instructed all the divisional transport officers to delete these challans from the portal after getting the list of subcommittee cases in the court.

This AI robot lawyer has been created by US based startup DoNotPay.

A US court on Friday ordered the Navy to allow Sikhs serving in the Marines to keep beards and turbans.

The great thing is that both the ruling Democratic Party and the opposition Republicans supported the bill.

Ramon Abbas, 40, was sentenced on Monday to 135 months in prison in Los Angeles.