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AAPI Victory Alliance Highlights Impact of Roe v. Wade Overturn on AAPI Women

Last night, an initial majority draft of the Supreme Court's opinion on Roe v. Wade indicated that the court would overturn the landmark decision, a ruling that would eliminate the constitutional right to abortion nationwide.
Pres. Joe Biden Blocked by Court to Lift Title 42 Expulsion Before May 23

Pres. Joe Biden Blocked by Court to Lift Title 42 Expulsion Before May 23

By Joshua Summers
President Joe Biden and his administration are blocked from making a move regarding the Title 42 expulsion before May 23, according to a Louisiana court.
Colombia Becomes the Latest Latin American Country to Allow Abortion; High Court Authorizes Procedure Up to 24 Weeks

Colombia Becomes Latest Latin American Country to Allow Abortion; High Court Authorizes Procedure Up to 24 Weeks

By Joshua Summers
Colombia's high court authorizes abortion up to 24 weeks of gestation.
California Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections Across Much of U.S., Reviving Federal Recovery Efforts

California Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections Across Much of U.S., Reviving Federal Recovery Efforts

By Jessel Thomas
A federal court in California has restored Endangered Species Act protections for the gray wolf after they were eliminated by the Trump administration in 2020.
Florida School Mask Controversy Heads to Court This Week as Hearing on Lawsuit Against Mask Ban Starts

Florida School Mask Controversy Heads to Court This Week as Hearing on Lawsuit Against Mask Ban Starts

By Mary Webber
The debate over mask mandates in Florida schools heads to court this week, with a hearing on a lawsuit set to start on Monday.
Spanish Court Sides With a Man Sued by Ex-Wife for ‘Hiding Homosexuality’ During Their Marriage

Spanish Court Sides With a Man Sued by Ex-Wife for ‘Hiding Homosexuality’ During Their Marriage

By Mary Webber
A Spanish court has sided with a man who was sued by his ex-wife for the supposed crime of hiding his "homosexuality" from her during their marriage.
Woman’s Fake Resume Lands High-paying Job at Government Office Now Sentenced to 25-month Imprisonment

Woman Who Used Fake Resume to Land High-Paying Job Is Sentenced to 25 Months

By Staff Reporter
A woman in Australia was charged with multiple offenses after faking her resume.

Oscar 2017 Predictions: Venice Film Festival winner 'Visaranai' Will Represent India at the Academy Awards

By Francisco Salazar
"Visaranai" has been selected by India to represent the country at this year's Academy Awards.

Argentine Model Sues Google, Yahoo Over Unauthorized Images: Photos Linked to Pornographic Websites

By Shawn Raymundo
Argentine model Maria Belén Rodriguez is currently entangled in a lawsuit against Google and Yahoo, which she claimed linked her name and modeling photos to pornographic websites.

Marissa Devault Sentenced to Life in Prison After Murdering Husband With Hammer

By Selena Hill
After three day of deliberations, the jurors that convicted Marissa Devault of beating her husband to death with a hammer sentenced the Arizona woman to life in prison, sparing her life from the death penalty.

'Blade Runner' Expected To Testify; Was He Seen With New Girlfriend?

By Matt Tracy
All eyes are now on Oscar Pistorius, the former Olympian who is on trial for allegedly murdering his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, in Pretoria on Valentine's Day in 2013.

When Will Google Glass Finally Be Available?

By Carlos Garcia
Google is waiting for the right time to launch

Jordan Davis Case: Michael Dunn Awaits Sentencing; What Next?

By Rodrigo Ugarte
A mistrial was declared by the presiding judge after the jury could not reach a verdict on the first-degree murder charge against Dunn.

Amanda Knox Trial Verdict: Jury Begins Delibrations on Retrial; Decision Today?

By Matt Tracy
Former foreign exchange student Amanda Knox and her lawyers are awaiting the verdict in the retrial stemming from the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher.

U.S. Appeals Court: FCC Net Neutrality Rules Don't Apply to Broadband Companies - What Does That Mean for You?

By Robert Schoon
Just a few days ago, AT&T's new "Sponsored Data" wireless project reminded us that omissions and sloppy policy writing in previous regulations by the Federal Communications Commission can be a threat to Net Neutrality. Now, that point has become blazingly clear, as a U.S. Federal appeals court has struck down the FCC's Net Neutrality-based "Open Internet Rules," possibly clearing the way for a future internet that's completely unrecognizable from the current system.

Rory McIlroy and Tennis Star Caroline Wozniacki Engaged - Are They the Newest Sports Power Couple?

By Matthew Reis
Golfing sensation and former world #1 Rory McIlroy is coming off a rough year on the green, but things have already started improving in 2014.
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