Musk Faces Court Over Alleged \$1 Million Election ā€œLotteryā€ Scheme

Musk Faces Court Over Alleged \$1 Million Election ā€œLotteryā€ Scheme

A federal judge in Texas has cleared the way for a lawsuit accusing Elon Musk of luring voters with the promise of million-dollar payouts during the 2024 campaign season. The case, brought by Arizona resident Jacqueline McAferty, claims Musk and his political action committee, America PAC, dangled a chance at a \$1 million prize to …

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Court Cracks Open Gun Rights for Medical Marijuana Patients

Court Cracks Open Gun Rights for Medical Marijuana Patients

In a decision that could reshape the intersection of cannabis laws and the Second Amendment, a U.S. appeals court has ruled that the federal government may have overstepped in barring medical marijuana users from owning firearms. A three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta found that Florida residents who legally …

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Jdge to Trump Team: The Real Epstein Files Are in Your Hands, Not the Court’s

Jdge to Trump Team: The Real Epstein Files Are in Your Hands, Not the Court’s

The long shadow of Jeffrey Epstein’s case surfaced again in a New York courtroom, but this time the gavel came down on the Trump administration, not the judges. U.S. District Judge Richard Berman ruled that if the public is hungry for answers about Epstein’s world of power, wealth, and exploitation, the government already has more …

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Abu Dhabi Royal-Owned Developer Seals $817 Million Financing Pact

Abu Dhabi Royal-Owned Developer Seals $817 Million Financing Pact

The Private Department of Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan, a long-standing real estate powerhouse tied to Abu Dhabi’s ruling family, has secured a major AED 3 billion ($817 million) financing deal backed by its vast property portfolio across the UAE. The 10-year syndicated facility will be channeled into refinancing existing bank loans, meeting sukuk …

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Central Bank Strips Malik Exchange of Licence, Slaps AED 2 Million Fine

Central Bank Strips Malik Exchange of Licence, Slaps AED 2 Million Fine

Abu Dhabi’s financial regulator has delivered a decisive blow to Malik Exchange, revoking its licence and striking the company off the official register. Alongside the shutdown comes a hefty AED 2 million financial penalty. The move follows a deep-dive examination by the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE), which uncovered a series of violations tied …

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Abu Dhabi Royal-Owned Property Giant Locks in \$817 Million Financing Boost

Abu Dhabi Royal-Owned Property Giant Locks in \$817 Million Financing Boost

A major real estate player tied to Abu Dhabi’s ruling family has pulled off a hefty new financing deal worth 3 billion dirhams (\$817 million), shoring up its position in the UAE’s property market. The Private Department of Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan, a company with roots stretching back to 1964, secured the 10-year …

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Trump’s Push to Scrap Mail-In Voting Runs Into the Constitution

Trump’s Push to Scrap Mail-In Voting Runs Into the Constitution

Donald Trump has made it clear: he wants mail-in ballots gone from U.S. elections. The method—used by nearly one-third of voters in the 2024 general election—is one he claims is vulnerable to fraud. But there’s a constitutional snag: presidents don’t get to write the rules for how Americans vote. The power to regulate elections lies …

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Musk’s Legal Shield Under Fire: Investors Push to Strip Away ā€˜Advice of Counsel’ Defense in Twitter Battle

Musk’s Legal Shield Under Fire: Investors Push to Strip Away ā€˜Advice of Counsel’ Defense in Twitter Battle

Elon Musk’s courtroom strategy is running into turbulence. Investors suing the billionaire over his late disclosure of a massive Twitter stake say he’s trying to hide behind the aura of high-powered lawyers while keeping their actual advice locked away. At the heart of the clash: whether Musk can tell the court he acted in good …

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From Wrongful Deportation to Criminal Court: Kilmar Abrego Strikes Back at U.S. Prosecution

From Wrongful Deportation to Criminal Court: Kilmar Abrego Strikes Back at U.S. Prosecution

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s life has been a pendulum swinging between two countries, neither offering him certainty. Once a Salvadoran migrant living legally in Maryland with a U.S. work permit, he was mistakenly deported to El Salvador—a move a federal judge had already warned against, citing the threat of gang persecution. Now back in the United …

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Trump Tightens Grip on D.C.: Federal Charges Loom Over Hundreds Arrested in Crackdown

Trump Tightens Grip on D.C.: Federal Charges Loom Over Hundreds Arrested in Crackdown

Washington’s power corridors just grew darker. The Trump administration has quietly instructed federal prosecutors in the capital to push harder—and higher—when it comes to charging those swept up in recent mass arrests. Behind closed doors, Jonathan Hornok, the chief of the criminal division in the U.S. Attorney’s office, told his team to load cases with …

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