A Russian soldier pleads guilty to killing a civilian and violating ‘the laws and customs of war’.
A Russian soldier pleaded guilty to shooting a civilian before a Kiev court on Wednesday in Ukraine's first trial for ...
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Labor asks whether Conservatives have broken UK election laws by accepting a donation linked to a Russian bill.
Britain's opposition Labor party formally demanded answers in parliament on Tuesday on whether the ruling Conservative party had violated electoral ...
Lawmakers in Albany are considering how to make tougher gun laws even tougher.
New York lawmakers are looking at options to strengthen the state's already beefy gun laws, with Governor Kathy Hochul expected ...
Connecticut moves to blunt impact of other states’ anti-abortion laws
Connecticut law anticipates a spike in out-of-state demand if the Supreme Court overthrows Roe. The legislation expands who can perform ...
As Europe passes new tech laws, US is lagging further
Over the past few years, Europe has seen a groundbreaking online privacy law go into effect, passed sweeping regulations to ...
41% of parents unaware of laws protecting their child’s data: survey
A large majority of parents (67 percent) believe their children need data protection, but almost half (41 percent) are unable ...
What’s happening with abortion laws in states across the country?
A law signed by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt on Tuesday makes it a felony, punishable by up to 10 years ...
Tax Laws Lower Cryptocurrency Trading Volumes in India: Crebaco
The volume of cryptocurrency trading in India has taken a hit after digital asset tax laws came into effect on ...
New York’s bail laws are changing again. Here’s how.
One of the most controversial points in New York's $220 billion budget deal had little to do with tax issues: ...
UPSC GK Capsule: From Pakistan’s Prime Minister’s Removal to FCRA Laws, Know the Week’s Key Events
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Service Exam 2022 preparatory exam will be held on June 5. With less ...
