Fox News True Crime Newsletter: New Nancy Guthrie video, Caleb Flynn's charges, missing mom arrested
The Fox News True Crime Newsletter covers several true crime incidents, including the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, an alleged murder by a Utah mom, and court updates on various murder cases.
It is official: citizens in the U.S. cannot sue the Postal Service, even if they do not deliver their packages, due to a new Supreme Court ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that citizens cannot sue the U.S. Postal Service for non-delivery of mail, even in cases of intentional non-delivery, in a divided decision.
More cases arise where justice orders alimony fees to be charged on electricity bills
A court in Rosario has mandated that the local energy company includes alimony payments in its electricity bills, raising questions about regulatory limits and third-party roles in enforcing court judgments.
Climate Change – A Federal or National Issue?
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a pivotal climate change lawsuit against the energy industry, which could shape the future of similar cases initiated by left-leaning states and municipalities.
Labor Court Sets New Record for Cases after Labor Reform
The number of new cases in Brazil's Labor Court has increased by 8.47% from 2024 to 2025, setting a new record following the 2017 labor reform.
The Constitutional Court declares that a pretrial detainee has the right to know the evidence against them even if the case is under secrecy
The Spanish Constitutional Court has unanimously ruled that pretrial detainees must be informed of the specific evidence against them, even in secret cases.
Change in the law: anyone going to court for construction matters must be prepared for mediation
The Polish Ministry of Justice has initiated changes to civil procedure laws aimed at reducing the burden on courts dealing with economic cases, particularly those related to construction disputes.
Conviction for the wiretaps: PASOK declares vindicated, the Maximos in a communication defense
The PASOK party claims vindication following a court ruling on wiretapping cases, while the government adapts its public relations strategy in response.
5 in the morning: Political confrontation over wiretaps - Ankara disturbs the calm waters - Laura found in Germany
A recent court decision regarding wiretapping cases in Greece has sparked a new round of political disputes between the government and opposition parties, with significant implications for future investigations.
Oyewole’s elevation completes Supreme Court bench – CJN
The swearing-in of Justice Kayode Oyewole as a Supreme Court Justice completes the court's full constitutional complement, enhancing its ability to manage legal cases effectively, according to Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun.
Alexis Charitsis: Today's judicial decision on wiretaps exposes the government
Greek politician Alexis Charitsis praised the court's decision on wiretap cases as a victory for democracy and the rule of law, while asserting that the government remains exposed in this scandal.
Live the press conference of Nikos Androulakis after the decision on the wiretaps
Nikos Androulakis holds a press conference following the Athens court's decision on illegal surveillance cases, deeming certain defendants guilty of privacy violations and other crimes.
Constitutional Court: In certain cases, the lack of opportunity to renew civil proceedings does not contradict the Constitution
The Constitutional Court of Lithuania ruled that not allowing the renewal of civil proceedings in specific circumstances is constitutionally permissible.
The Kerala Story 2 will create a sensation in theaters amid controversy, court cases, and politics!
The film 'The Kerala Story 2' is gearing up to make waves in theaters despite facing accusations of propaganda and controversies surrounding its narrative.
What is known about the ruling that acquitted a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in MG
A Brazilian court has acquitted a man accused of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl, despite a prior conviction, raising serious concerns about the handling of sexual abuse cases involving minors.
Huge change to courts as major restriction to be lifted to cut backlog
The UK government, led by Deputy PM David Lammy, has announced a significant increase in funding to allow Crown Courts to operate without restrictions on sitting days, aiming to reduce the backlog of cases.
Kenya: EACC Recovers Public Land Worth Sh281mn in Major Mombasa Court Victories
The EACC has recovered public land in Mombasa worth approximately Sh281 million after winning court cases that declared previous land allocations unlawful.
Petition to the Supreme Court: Ordered to Investigate Cases Where the IDF Killed Humanitarian Workers in Gaza and Their Relatives
Doctors Without Borders has petitioned the Supreme Court to investigate six instances where the IDF shot at the organization's facilities and vehicles, resulting in the deaths of seven workers and their relatives.
David Lammy lifts cap on court sitting days in effort to cut backlog of cases
David Lammy has announced the lifting of the cap on crown court sitting days in England and Wales in an effort to address the backlog of criminal cases.
House of History: Dispute over Schabowski's Note Goes to the Highest Court
The House of History is facing a legal battle over the disclosure of Günter Schabowski's note related to the announcement of the Berlin Wall's opening, which is now heading to the Federal Administrative Court after losing two earlier cases.
Judges Struggle with Complex Court Cases and Labor Shortages
Judges in Estonia are facing challenges with increasing case complexities and a shortage of judicial staff, leading to prolonged court proceedings.
The LAT rejected the appeal of former Plungė hospital director Antanas Martusevičius convicted for bribery
The LAT upheld the sentences against former hospital director Antanas Martusevičius and others involved in bribery cases, confirming fines and penalties previously assigned.
Face to face with Gisèle Pelicot: "She is a woman who has decided to be happy"
Gisèle Pelicot, a woman who faced her rapists in court and significantly impacted how sexual violence cases are processed, has published a book about her experiences.
The judge of the National Court investigating the envelopes in Ferraz and the public works rigging asks for reinforcement for the first time
The judge investigating public works corruption in Spain has requested additional support due to the high workload from multiple ongoing cases.
DoJ cases against protesters keep collapsing as officers’ lies are exposed in court
Recent cases brought by the Department of Justice against protesters in the US are failing as misleading testimony from law enforcement is revealed in court.
Pointa N: A Good Week for Coalition Leaders. Babiš and Okamura Avoid Court, Macinka Becomes a Star with Trump
Czech coalition leaders Babiš and Okamura are likely to avoid court cases, granting them a reprieve during their term.
Taurus Zodiac Sign
The daily horoscope for Taurus warns of possible disputes, offers encouragement for success in court cases and competitions, advises controlling expenses, and emphasizes the importance of self-reliance in work while indicating potential business gains.
Plans to fully automate some debt collection cases in courts
Legislative changes in Latvia aim to fully automate simple debt collection cases in courts, extending the objection period for debtors to 30 days and allowing judges to correct automated decisions.
Jigawa courts resolved 22,829 of 30,058 cases in 2025 – CJ
In 2025, Jigawa State courts resolved a total of 22,829 out of 30,058 cases filed, with a significant number still pending.
Consular assistance in criminal cases, only for Mexicans detained abroad, not for witnesses: Court
The Mexican Supreme Court ruled that consular assistance in criminal cases applies only to Mexican nationals detained abroad, excluding those who testify as witnesses.
Football Dominates Most Disputes at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The FIFA annual report reveals that football disputes accounted for 77% of cases at CAS in 2025.
Jigawa courts disposed 22,829 cases, received 30,058 in 2025
Jigawa State courts reported receiving over 30,000 cases in 2025, with nearly 23,000 cases disposed of, leaving a significant number pending.
BBC true crime series with most heartbreaking episode streaming for free
The BBC true crime series 'The Big Cases' features some of the UK's most significant crime stories and court cases, including an episode that has deeply affected viewers.
Chaos over pharmacist recruitment stuck for 20 years, students protest vigorously in Lucknow
Students in Lucknow, India, are protesting due to delays in the Ayurvedic pharmacist recruitment process, which has been stalled for years due to court cases.
Podcast profiles André Mendonça at the Supreme Court and analyzes his role in the Master case
The podcast discusses Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça's responsibilities regarding two politically sensitive cases he is currently overseeing, particularly in the context of a conflict with the Federal Police.
West Africa: Nigeria Implemented Only 10 of 66 Cases Passed in 25 Years - Ecowas Court
Since its establishment in 2001, Nigeria has only executed 10 out of 66 cases decided by the ECOWAS Court, raising concerns over compliance with regional judicial decisions.
Capricorn
The daily horoscope for Capricorn on February 18, 2026, advises avoiding borrowing, predicts success in court cases, suggests an increase in family happiness, promises educational achievements, and hints at potential failures in business.
77% of CAS cases in 2025 were football-related, FIFA report shows
A FIFA report reveals that 77% of cases registered with the Court of Arbitration for Sport in 2025 were related to football disputes.
Major changes in income tax law, government informs SC
The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court about ongoing amendments to Section 150 of the Income Tax Act, which will affect thousands of pending assessment cases.
Denied in Guiding Judgment on Teenage Deportations
The Migration Court of Appeal in Sweden has denied residency to a woman in a landmark ruling regarding teenage deportations, setting precedents for cases involving individuals who turn 18 after previously holding residency as minors.
Fico wants to bypass the Constitutional Court and completely abolish cooperating defendants
Robert Fico seeks to circumvent the Constitutional Court to eliminate cooperating defendants in legal cases.
A miniseries is being filmed about the Kutná Hora sect. The descendants of victims, who ended up in court, agree
A miniseries focusing on the Kutná Hora sect is currently in production, and the descendants of victims involved in related court cases have given their approval for the project.
Inspecting Officials Suspected of Bribery in at Least 70 Cases
A vehicle inspection assistant from North Zealand is suspected of accepting bribes in at least 70 instances, with a court hearing expected in the spring.
The Specialized Court for Insurrection Cases Fully Operational from the 23rd...Key Issues in the Appeal Trials of Yoon Suk-yeol and Han Duck-soo
The specialized court for insurrection cases in Seoul will begin hearings on appeals from former President Yoon Suk-yeol and former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, both of whom were convicted in the first instance.
The red section of the Tribunal "pass for the illegals"
The article discusses concerns over the perceived leniency of the judges in the Civil Section of the Court of Rome towards illegal immigrants, focusing on specific cases that illustrate this trend.
The National Court asks the Ministry of Justice to prevent the collapse of three central courts due to lack of officials
The National Court in Spain is facing a critical shortage of officials, leading judges to take unprecedented measures to inform involved parties in various cases.
Virgo Horoscope
The daily horoscope for Virgo on February 16, 2026, indicates financial gains and support from family, alongside success in court cases and favorable outcomes in business-related activities.
Commentators of Denník N: Tibor Gašpar lost 3-0 this week
This week's commentary discusses the legal troubles faced by Tibor Gašpar, highlighting three key setbacks in his cases.
Ángela Murillo, the judge who buried the structure of ETA, dies at 74
Ángela Murillo, the first woman judge in Spain's National Court, has passed away at the age of 74, remembered for her pivotal role in the fight against ETA and other significant legal cases.
Can the STF's drawings be trusted?
The article discusses the reliability of the random allocation of cases in Brazil's Supreme Court (STF), questioning whether the algorithm used can be trusted following the reassignment of a controversial case to a different minister.