A U.S. appeals court has handed the Trump administration a key legal win, allowing it—at least for now—to move ahead with ending deportation protections for tens of thousands of migrants from Honduras, Nepal and Nicaragua. On Monday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals paused a lower court order that had blocked the rollback of …
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A U.S. immigration judge has shut down the Trump administration’s attempt to deport Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts University doctoral student whose student visa was pulled after she co-wrote a campus editorial critical of the university’s response to the war in Gaza. According to court filings, the judge found that the Department of Homeland Security failed …
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A federal judge in New York has hit pause—again—on the battle over billions meant for a critical rail link beneath the Hudson River, temporarily suspending her own order that would have forced the Trump administration to release long-frozen funding. The ruling puts the spotlight back on the $16 billion Hudson River Tunnel Project, a centerpiece …
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A clash between press freedom advocates and the U.S. Justice Department has erupted after a federal official requested a warrant to search the home of a Washington Post reporter during a leak investigation. A media rights group has asked Virginia’s attorney-licensing authority to discipline Gordon D. Kromberg, a Justice Department official who sought judicial approval …
For nearly two decades, Brad Karp stood at the center of Paul Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison — not just as its chairman, but as its gravitational force. He helped turn a storied New York litigation shop into a globe-spanning legal heavyweight, equally fluent in courtroom battles and blockbuster corporate deals. Then, almost overnight, the …
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A courtroom in Los Angeles has become the opening arena for a case that could redraw the boundaries of responsibility in the social media age. At its heart is a blunt allegation: that some of the world’s biggest platforms were built not just to engage young users, but to keep them coming back at any …
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Dubai developer Binghatti has locked in a $500 million five-year sukuk, riding a surge of investor appetite that pushed demand well past expectations. The Islamic bond was priced with a profit rate of 8.375%, translating to a spread of 461.3 basis points over US Treasuries. Interest was strong from the outset, with final order books …
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Dubai’s financial regulator has handed Ark Capital Management (Dubai) Limited a sharp rebuke — and a sizeable fine — after concluding the firm fell short on basic market abuse safeguards. The Dubai Financial Services Authority ordered Ark Capital to pay 1.85 million dirhams (about $504,000), citing weak internal systems that failed to properly flag, assess, …
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A New Mexico grand jury has moved a serious criminal case forward against actor and director Timothy Busfield, charging him with multiple counts related to alleged child sexual abuse. Busfield, widely recognized for his role as a White House reporter on The West Wing, was indicted on four counts of criminal sexual contact of a …
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Luigi Mangione is scheduled to go before a New York state jury on June 8 over the killing of a prominent health insurance executive, even as a separate federal case continues to loom later in the year. A judge at Manhattan’s top trial court locked in the early-summer date on Friday. As Mangione was escorted …
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