Your Taxes: Businesses should always have a commercial rationale for their acts.
A Missouri judge upheld the state's abortion ban, rejecting an interfaith clergy group's lawsuit. The clergy argued the ban violated church-state separation, but the judge disagreed.
Abdullah was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, and 12 months imprisonment, suspended for two years.
Haverback was previously sentenced to ten months in prison without parole in 2015. Following the charge, she filed for an appeal and avoided arrest.
Ohio Attorney General blocks Hebrew Union College's rare book sale amid financial crisis, citing concerns over donor intent and potential legal violations.
According to the judge who ruled in the case, Hamas used the outlet to "promote its goals," and the news network has a history of "distinctly inciteful content."
Though the IDF is fighting in the North and South and tensions are rising in the West Bank, a Palestinian woman who illegally entered Israel must be released due to the war subsiding, a judge ruled.
Yair Netanyahu was ordered to cover the legal fees of a journalist after he shared the reporter's post on X, allegedly defaming Haaretz reporter Yossi Klein.
Germany said on Wednesday it plans to resume cooperation with UNRWA, signaling a resumption of funding, frozen after Israel accused 12 UNRWA staff of participating in the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack.
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