A U.S. court has struck down President Trump’s appointment of Habba as New Jersey’s top prosecutor. The ruling disqualifies Habba from assuming the position, citing legal or procedural issues. This decision marks a significant development in Trump’s post-presidential legal and political maneuvering. Stay updated on the latest court rulings and political news from the U.S.

US Court Disqualifies Trump’s New Jersey Prosecutor

After a 43-day federal government shutdown, operations have resumed, bringing relief across the U.S. The shutdown had significant impacts, including forcing some tribal communities to rely on bison for survival. This story highlights both the economic and human impact of extended government closures.

US Shutdown Ends: After 43 Days, US Shutdown Finally Over

The United States government faces a shutdown, with political gridlock setting the stage for a potentially historic closure.
Lawmakers in Congress and the Senate remain at an impasse over budget approvals, leaving federal operations at risk. Experts warn of economic and social impacts if the shutdown continues, making this one of the most closely watched political events in US history.

US Shutdown 2025: Longest US Government Shutdown Likely as Deadlock Continues

The US government shutdown has now surpassed 30 days, impacting federal workers and public services. A recent poll shows 43% of Americans are very concerned about the ongoing shutdown and its effects on the economy and daily life.

US Government Shutdown: Americans Pay Price of Political Rift, Court Steps In | RACE TO POWER 

Turkiye’s main opposition party, the Republican People’s Party (CHP), scored a major political victory after the court dismissed a high-profile graft case against it. The ruling is expected to boost the party’s credibility ahead of upcoming elections, reinforcing its position as a key challenger to the ruling AKP. Analysts say the decision could reshape Turkiye’s political landscape and energize opposition supporters across the country.

Court Dismisses Graft Case Against CHP 

Madagascar's Constitutional Court has called for new elections to be held within 60 days amid ongoing political unrest and instability. The country remains gripped by turmoil following mass protests, opposition challenges, and uncertainty over leadership. As the crisis deepens, all eyes are on how the government and electoral authorities will respond.

Madagascar Constitutional Court Asks for Polls in 60 Days: What's Next? 

Madagascar Turmoil: Constitutional Court Asks for Polls in 60 Days

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that revoking tariffs imposed during his administration would turn the United States into a "third-world country." He defended his tariff strategy as essential for protecting American industries and jobs amid growing global economic competition.

Trump warns that tariff revocation would make U.S. a third-world country

The Colombian court has lifted the house arrest order on former President Álvaro Uribe, who had been detained since August over allegations of witness tampering. The Supreme Court’s initial decision had shocked the nation and sparked mass protests. Critics argue the move weakens judicial oversight. Judge Clara Salcedo granted Uribe immediate release, saying the arrest could no longer be upheld. Uribe tweeted “Thank God” following the announcement.

Ex-Colombian Prez released from house arrest | Uribe's 12-yr sentence under challenge

The petition filed by Hari Shanker Jain and seven others before a civil judge, senior division, Sambhal, claims that the Shahi Jama Masjid was built by the Mughal emperor Babur in 1526 after demolishing the Harihar Mandir.

Allahabad High Court upholds order for survey of Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal

When the petitioner’s counsel stressed that he was a refugee and his life was in danger in Sri Lanka. The bench, however, remained unconvinced. “Go to some other country,” the judges commented, rejecting the plea.

‘India not dharmashala. Struggling with 140 crore’: SC junks Sri Lankan’s plea against deportation

In a landmark decision the US district judge has ruled that Google unlawfully monopolised key segments of the online advertising technology market. It marks a significant setback for the tech giant in an antitrust case brought by the US Department of Justice. And for over a decade Google has locked publishers and advertisers into its ad tech ecosystem, in a way wielding its publisher ad server and ad exchange as twin weapons to crush competition and also dictate terms.

US court: Google illegally dominated two markets for online ads

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared in a US court for a second day to defend the company’s acquisition of Instagram amid an FTC-led anti-trust trial. Zuckerberg denied claims that the buyout was meant to crush competition. Watch this report for more details!

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg denies Instagram acquisition was to kill competition

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies in Meta antitrust trial over Instagram deal

Former Brazilian President Jair Messias Bolsonaro is recovering in intensive care after undergoing surgery for an intestinal blockage linked to a 2018 stabbing he walked briefly in the hospital and is said to be in stable condition with no complications. Watch in for more details!

Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro shares recovery footage from intensive care after 12-hour surgery

Bangladesh’s deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina faces serious corruption charges in six cases, with a court issuing arrest warrants against her, her sister, and UK MP niece Tulip Siddiq. The allegations include illegal land acquisitions and abuse of power. Watch this report for more details!

Bangladesh court issues arrest warrant against Sheikh Hasina

London's high court has officially dismissed Indian businessman Vijay Mallya's latest attempt to overturn a bankruptcy order tied to a staggering 1.2-billion-dollar debt.

Tycoon Vijay Mallya loses appeal against UK bankruptcy order

Bangladeshi cricket star and former lawmaker Shakib Al Hasan is facing legal troubles as a court orders the seizure of his assets. Reports suggest he has not returned to Bangladesh since Sheikh Hasina's ouster.

Bangladesh: Cricketer Shakib Al Hasan faces legal trouble as court seizes assets

A Pakistani court has awarded the death sentence to four men for uploading blasphemous content on Facebook, an official said on Saturday. Watch in for more details!

Pakistani court hands death sentence to four; Amnesty says Pak misusing blasphemy laws

Bangladesh's Constitution Reform Commission has submitted its report to interim government Chief Muhammad Yunas, proposing the removal of the state principles of secularism, socialism, and nationalism. The three principles are among the four enshrined as fundamental principles of state policy in the country's constitution. Under the new proposals, only democracy remains unchanged.

Bangladesh commission report proposes dropping 'secularism' and 'socialism' from constitution

A court in Bangladesh on Thursday denied bail to Chinmoy Das Brahmachari, a former ISKCON monk, during a hearing held under tight security. Chattogram Metropolitan Sessions Judge MD Saiful Islam rejected the bail plea after hearing arguments from both sides for around 30 minutes. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh Court Denies Bail To Chinmoy Krishna Das; Hearing Held Under Tight Security

Indian Supreme Court reviews controversial remarks on Uniform Civil Code by Justice Yadav at VHP event

Japan court gives prison sentence to 'once love scam victim' for smuggling drugs

US prosecutors have rejected Sean Diddy's accusation that the government agents leaked evidence to undermine his defense against criminal sex trafficking charges, they said that the music mogul does not deserve a list of names of his accusers. Watch to know more.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Sexual Assault Row

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