Ken McCallum, the head of the MI5 agency, apologized during proceedings for the false evidence given previously in courts by an MI5 agent. This ruling raises significant questions about the agency's conduct and secrecy policies.
Thomas Francois, a former editorial vice president who was convicted on a charge of attempted sexual assault, received the heaviest sentence of a suspended three-year term. The court heard that Francois would greet employees using inappropriate names, attempt to touch people's genitals as part of a so-called 'game', and try to kiss male employees by surprise. He testified that he 'lacked perspective' during the incidents from 2012 to 2020.
Judge Carolyn Walker-Diallo held a temporary restraining order on the removal of protected bike lanes on Bedford Avenue, citing concerns over street safety.
You can't require some states to issue birth certificates to birthright citizens and prohibit other states from doing so. The idea that a baby may or may not be a citizen depending on where she or he is born is cruel and nonsensical.
At the same time, Carter found that the city breached the terms of a settlement agreement with the nonprofit LA Alliance for Human Rights, which calls for the creation of 12,915 homeless beds or other housing opportunities by June 2027.
Gerald Guidera, who received €167,000 after a lawnmower incident, has avoided jail despite lying about the incident's location, ordered to pay €20,000 in installments.
A Korean court ruled Samsung engaged in deceptive labeling regarding the throttling of Galaxy S22 phones but found no evidence for damages, favoring Samsung in a class-action lawsuit.
Your actions in burning the Quran where you did were highly provocative, and your actions were accompanied by bad language in some cases directed toward the religion and were motivated at least in part by hatred of followers of the religion.
