Decades-Long Case Concludes as Man Convicted in Tupac Shakur Killing
A Las Vegas jury found Duane Davis guilty of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, closing a long-running criminal case.
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Congress Must Rein In Executive ‘Wars on Terror’ to Protect Rights
Congress should tighten oversight and amend wartime authorities to curb executive overreach and safeguard civil liberties.
South Korea unveils cabinet reshuffle, appoints Lee Hyoung-il as finance chief
Seoul names Lee Hyoung-il deputy PM and finance minister; Kim Seung-won and Kang Shin-chul take justice and defense portfolios.
FOUAD ALI EL HIMMA TARGETED IN SPAIN: WHAT THE JUDICIAL PAST OF HAZTE OÍR, THE ASSOCIATION BEHIND THE COMPLAINT, REVEALS
INVESTIGATION — Hazte Oír is asking the Spanish justice system to examine the role of Fouad Ali El Himma in the events of Ceuta. But who exactly is the complainant? A Spanish association registered for more than twenty years, Hazte Oír has become a regular fixture in the courts and in proceedings with a strong…
What kind of society fast-tracks early release for domestic abusers? This is gambling with women’s lives | Joan Smith
It’s time to be blunt: the government is about to expose hundreds of vulnerable women to the risk of death or serious injury. Survivors of domestic abuse, including women who have suffered years of physical violence and intimidation, are now preparing for the moment in October when 5,000 prisoners begin to be released early. What…
Trump’s pick for US attorney-general clears key Senate hurdle
Unlock the White House Watch newsletter for free Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world Todd Blanche overcame a key hurdle to securing the post of US attorney-general on Tuesday after his nomination narrowly passed a critical congressional panel. The Senate judiciary committee voted 12-10 to advance Blanche’s…
Reader Q&A: ask our comedy critic anything ahead of the Edinburgh fringe – live
Brian is live Brian is now answering your questions about the Edinburgh fringe. Share Key events Any advice for young comedians? TheHound asks: What advice would you give to young people who want to be comedians? Brian: double quotation markGig. Get up on stage at open mic nights, and give it a go. Over and…
Letter: Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani obituary
The reign of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani as emir of Qatar, from 1995 to 2013, was controversial. Although around 88% of Qatar’s residents were and remain foreign workers, laws intended to protect them were rarely enforced. Passport confiscation for the large numbers of migrant workers was commonplace, as were human trafficking and overcrowded…
Todd Blanche scraps plans for $1.8bn ‘slush fund’ before confirmation vote
Unlock the White House Watch newsletter for free Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world Todd Blanche has scrapped plans for a $1.8bn so-called slush fund in an effort to secure a permanent promotion as US attorney-general after two Republicans threatened to block his nomination over the matter….
DRC: Complaints Filed with the International Criminal Court and Belgian Courts for Crimes Against Humanity
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing a new judicial offensive on the international stage. Lawyers representing alleged victims of kidnappings, enforced disappearances, and massacres, alongside several Congolese civil society organizations, have announced the simultaneous filing of two proceedings targeting Congolese authorities. One has been submitted to the Belgian Federal Prosecutor’s Office, while…
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