A federal judge has ruled that President Trump's name cannot be placed on the Kennedy Center without congressional authorization, while also ordering that officials provide advance notice before any move to demolish the building, according to CNBC.
A federal judge sided with a man who sent an angry email to immigration officials, blocking what the report describes as a threat from ICE over the message.
A French court has ordered a symbolic payment to the US celebrity in connection with a 2016 armed robbery in which millions of dollars in jewelry were stolen, according to Anadolu Agency.
A court ruling barring Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center building coincided with a reported vote by its Trump-appointed board on closing the venue for two years, according to the BBC.
President Trump linked the venue's reopening to adding his name back, months after a judge blocked such a renaming, according to CNBC.
The board cited financial and structural concerns in its decision to shutter the historic arts venue, even as a judge ruled against adding former President Trump's name to the institution.
Sarah Cotte said her remarks defended Palestinians’ right to resist, not the group itself, a UK court found in acquitting her.
A South Korean court has ordered Pyongyang to compensate Seoul for the destruction of a joint liaison office, according to Al Jazeera.
A Seoul court ruled North Korea must compensate South Korea for the 2020 destruction of the inter-Korean liaison office, though enforcement of the judgment remains uncertain, according to local media.
A federal court ruled that the Department of Energy exceeded its authority in ordering the continued operation of a Michigan coal-fired power plant, according to the court's decision.
A court has thrown out a Department of Energy declaration that kept a coal-fired power plant running past its planned closure, finding the claimed energy emergency did not exist, according to Ars Technica.