“‘This Job Sucks’: Immigration Court Clash Costs Federal Attorney Her Post”

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“‘This Job Sucks’: Immigration Court Clash Costs Federal Attorney Her Post”

A blunt courtroom moment has ended a federal attorney’s temporary assignment in Minnesota, after she told a judge that the immigration work she was handling had become overwhelming and that court orders were not being followed. The U.S. Justice Department removed Julie Le from her posting after comments she made during a tense hearing in …

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Mubadala Secures €700+ Million Arbitration Victory in Signa Property Collapse

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Mubadala Secures €700+ Million Arbitration Victory in Signa Property Collapse

Abu Dhabi’s sovereign investor Mubadala has clinched a major arbitration award worth more than €700 million (around $825 million), tied to the dramatic downfall of Austria’s once-sprawling Signa real estate empire. The ruling adds Mubadala to a growing list of international investors and creditors trying to claw back losses from one of Europe’s most spectacular …

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Riyadh Takes the Lead as Saudi Shares Power Ahead of Gulf Rivals

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Riyadh Takes the Lead as Saudi Shares Power Ahead of Gulf Rivals

Saudi Arabia’s stock market kicked off the year in commanding fashion, outpacing its Gulf peers as strong corporate results and renewed foreign investor access lit a fire under equities. According to a recent market review by Kuwait Financial Centre (Markaz), the Saudi equity index climbed 8.5% in January, driven by standout earnings from heavyweight companies …

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Orders Surge, Confidence Follows as UAE’s Non-Oil Economy Starts 2026 on the Front Foot

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Orders Surge, Confidence Follows as UAE’s Non-Oil Economy Starts 2026 on the Front Foot

The UAE’s non-oil private sector kicked off the year with a clear sense of momentum, powered by a sharp rise in new business and steadier economic conditions across the market. January data showed activity expanding at its fastest pace in almost two years, with the S&P Global UAE Purchasing Managers’ Index climbing to 54.9, up …

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Court Keeps SEC Case Alive as Musk’s Twitter Disclosure Fight Falls Flat

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Court Keeps SEC Case Alive as Musk’s Twitter Disclosure Fight Falls Flat

Elon Musk’s attempt to swat away a U.S. securities case has hit a wall. A federal court in Washington declined to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the billionaire of dragging his feet before revealing a major stake in Twitter back in 2022. The ruling keeps alive claims that the delayed disclosure gave Musk a window to …

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Washington Takes Google Fight to Appeals Court After Judge Spares Breakup

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Washington Takes Google Fight to Appeals Court After Judge Spares Breakup

The U.S. government, joined by a coalition of states, is pushing its showdown with Google into the appeals court, refusing to let a pivotal antitrust ruling end on a muted note. Court filings show federal officials are challenging a decision that labeled Google a monopolist in online search—but stopped short of imposing the most severe …

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Purple Vests and Phone Cameras: New York Sets Eyes on Federal Deportation Drives

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Purple Vests and Phone Cameras: New York Sets Eyes on Federal Deportation Drives

New York is assembling a quiet but visible presence on its streets: teams of state-trained legal observers, easy to spot in purple vests, tasked with watching and recording federal immigration operations as they unfold. State officials say the observers—volunteers drawn from the attorney general’s office—will not interfere with enforcement activity. Their role is to document …

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Utah Prosecutor Pushes Back on Bias Claims in Charlie Kirk Killing Case

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Utah Prosecutor Pushes Back on Bias Claims in Charlie Kirk Killing Case

A senior Utah prosecutor facing calls to step aside from the Charlie Kirk murder case told a judge that grief and proximity did not drive the state’s decision to pursue the death penalty—even though his own daughter was an eyewitness to the shooting. Defense lawyers for Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of killing the conservative …

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Streaming Giants Under the Microscope as Netflix Boss Fields Senate Fire Over Warner Bros Bid

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Streaming Giants Under the Microscope as Netflix Boss Fields Senate Fire Over Warner Bros Bid

Netflix’s push to swallow Warner Bros Discovery landed squarely in the hot seat on Tuesday, with U.S. senators pressing the company’s leadership on whether the proposed mega-deal would shrink competition and reshape Hollywood on Netflix’s terms. At a Senate antitrust hearing, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos appeared alongside Warner Bros’ chief strategy officer Bruce Campbell to …

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