In a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump’s sweeping attempt to upend birthright citizenship, a federal judge in New Hampshire has once again blocked the executive order—this time by maneuvering through a freshly carved path left open by the U.S. Supreme Court. Judge Joseph Laplante, presiding in Concord, took the bench with clarity and urgency. …
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The U.S. Supreme Court has quietly but decisively refused to throw a legal lifeline to Florida’s controversial immigration law—a measure that aimed to criminalize the mere presence of undocumented migrants crossing into the state. With no explanation and no dissent, the justices let stand a federal judge’s freeze on the law, halting arrests and prosecutions …
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In a sharp move against the dark networks of money laundering and terror financing, Kuwait has inked twin agreements with India and Iraq, aiming to build a fortified wall of financial intelligence around its borders—and far beyond. The country’s Financial Intelligence Unit, fresh from global discussions at the Egmont Group summit, formalized memorandums of understanding …
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In a sweeping enforcement move, Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Nonprofit Sector (NCNP) has referred 21 commercial entities, 26 websites, and three influencers to the authorities for regulatory action after uncovering multiple violations tied to nonprofit operations. This isn’t just a slap on the wrist. The NCNP has also issued formal warnings to four civil …
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In a firm stand against brand impersonation, the Abu Dhabi Commercial Court has brought the curtain down on a local store that had been masquerading under the name of a globally recognized fashion and e-commerce label. The judgment is now final, leaving no room for appeal. The legal storm began when the genuine trademark holder—operating …
In a sharp response to what it described as an “unacceptable breach,” Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has suspended two Umrah operators for housing pilgrims in unlicensed facilities—an act the ministry says jeopardizes the safety and sanctity of the pilgrimage experience. The action isn’t symbolic. Legal proceedings have been initiated, and the companies …
Kingdom Cracks Down: Two Umrah Operators Suspended for Dodging Housing Rules Read More »
In a stern advisory that cuts through the noise of glossy brochures and fast-money promises, Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has fired off a warning shot to anyone tempted by the lure of unverified investment offers. The message is clear: if you’re signing cheques or transferring funds without confirming the legal status of …
Red Alert in the Souq: Qatar’s Commerce Ministry Flags Rogue Investment Schemes** Read More »
The Justice Department just dropped a political grenade—and everyone’s scrambling to duck. After months of hinting at bombshell revelations, the DOJ has now declared that its exhaustive review of Jeffrey Epstein’s files turned up… virtually nothing. No secret client list. No evidence of blackmail. Just hundreds of gigabytes of digital dead ends—and a lot of …
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The U.S. government’s attempt to force companies to stop playing hide-and-seek with cancellation buttons has just been thrown into limbo. A federal appeals court in St. Louis has hit pause on a new Federal Trade Commission rule that would’ve required businesses to make subscription cancellations just as painless as sign-ups. The rule—unveiled under the watch …
Click to Cancel” Hits Legal Roadblock as Court Halts FTC Rule on Subscription Evasion Read More »
The U.S. Supreme Court has unlocked the doors for President Donald Trump’s aggressive campaign to slash the federal workforce, clearing a path for mass layoffs that could radically alter the shape of the American government. In a terse, unsigned order, the justices set aside a lower court ruling that had temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s …
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