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Sólrún Waldorff was staying over at her boyfriend's flat when a fire from a cooking accident spread throughout the building, trapping the couple in a basement bedroom

On April 25, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case, Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, about a public school football coach who pressured his players to pray with him at the 50-yard line. The court’s conservative majority seemed to signal support for the coach.

A growing body of evidence is being gathered in the hopes of prosecuting Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

For as long as most Cubans have been alive, they have both hoarded and hated a flimsy little booklet of cheap paper that reminds them daily how much they owe their government.

Ella Holley initially thought the angry red blotches had been caused by the unhealthy student lifestyle, but is now trying to raise awareness around the potential side effects of taking the contraceptive pill

Today's decision in Judge Chad Kenney (E.D. Pa.) in Greenberg v. Goodrich holds unconstitutional the revised Pennsylvania Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(g): It is professional misconduct for a lawyer to: … in the practice of law, knowingly engage in conduct constituting harassment or discrimination based upon race, sex, gender identity…

The journey to a post-Covid world is largely out of our hands at present and is likely not going to be smooth, says Peter Dunne

Critics of the Independent State Legislature doctrine may as well put Justice Barrett's face on the cover of their briefs.

He speculated that a 'cheeky copywriter' had put it there as a 'wink wink' joke - in a similar manner to the Magic Roundabout innuendos