Judge Blocks White House Ban on News Outlets

A federal judge temporarily blocked the White House press ban, restoring access for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico after ruling the administration likely violated First Amendment press freedom standards.

National Herald Case: Gandhis Target ED In Court

Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have told the Delhi High Court that the Enforcement Directorate acted on extraneous considerations by pursuing a money laundering probe based on a private complaint.

Trump TV Launches Amid Media Lawsuit

The White House launched Trump TV as major media outlets CNN, Politico, and MS NOW filed a First Amendment lawsuit challenging administration restrictions on journalist access and press credential revocations.

OpenAI Launches Astra for Law Platform

OpenAI introduces Astra for Law, an AI platform powered by GPT-6 Astra, offering legal search indexing, enterprise privacy controls, and deep integration with leading legal software tools and workflows.

CINTAA Election and Governance Crisis

Conflicting leadership claims between CINTAA and parent federation FWICE trigger administrative confusion as unverified voting takes place on September 12, 2026, awaiting final court scrutiny and legal validation in October.

Court Ends Imran Khan Solitary Confinement

The Islamabad High Court has barred solitary confinement for former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi, ordering Adiala Jail authorities to allow family visits and phone calls.

European Court of Human Rights Open for Public

The European Court of Human Rights launches a new initiative, opening its doors to the public in Strasbourg every month to strengthen understanding of its crucial role in defending rights.

NALSAR Bar Row: BCI Leadership Under Scrutiny

The NALSAR enrollment controversy has prompted the Supreme Court to defend student rights while triggering a significant push for mandatory leadership tenure limits within the Bar Council of India.