In most cases, a police officer has no more right to use lethal force than you or I. The Fourth Amendment certainly protects us, or should. Matthew Larosiere | Guest columnist Breonna Taylor memorial: Protesters move it to African American museum The memorial was transported to the Roots 101 AfricanRead More →
ISTANBUL Turkey will take action in response to an illegal search of a Turkish-flagged commercial vessel by an EU operation to enforce an arms embargo on Libya, a retired Turkish admiral said on Tuesday. Emphasizing that flag state consent is required to intervene with a commercial vessel in international waters,Read More →
A bill that violates international law has been passed in the House of Commons. The Internal Markets Bill, which allows the government to renege on the Brexit agreements already agreed with the EU, was voted by 340 yes against 213 no. A Labor amendment to block the bill was alsoRead More →
Video: Dashcam shows moments before shooting involving deputy Dashcam shows moments leading up to shooting involving deputy Fourni, Florida today While many details remain unknown about Friday’s shooting deaths of two Cocoa teens — 16-year-old Angelo “AJ” Crooms and 18-year-old Sincere Pierce — the circumstances that would justify a sheriff’sRead More →
Ireland warns that no post-Brexit trade deal will be struck if the UK goes ahead with its plan to break international law. Tensions have escalated following comments from senior officials in both governments ahead of another crucial week for negotiations. ireland On Sunday, Foreign Secretary Simon Coveney told Sky’s SophyRead More →
LONDON — Boris Johnson suffered a landslide defeat in the House of Lords over his intention to breach international Brexit law. The peers of the UK’s upper house passed two sets of amendments to remove the Internal Market Bill controversial clauses that would have undermined the withdrawal agreement signed byRead More →
Key clauses of the UK Home Market Bill are set to be defeated in the House of Lords this evening – but a Tory minister has made it clear they will be reintroduced, despite growing concerns over a US-UK trade deal Boris Johnson’s government has signaled it will not dropRead More →
As Americans await results from several key states in the race for the nation’s top office, President Donald Trump’s legal team has filed lawsuits in multiple states, alleging wrongdoing and laying the groundwork for a battle over the results. It may be tempting to reflect on one of the mostRead More →
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Absentee votes were counted in Philadelphia the day after the 2020 presidential election.(CNN) NEW ORLEANS, La. (WVUE) – A day after Election Day, President Donald Trumped asked the courts to halt vote counting in some battleground states while his Democratic challenger, the former vice- President Joe Biden, was trying toRead More →
The EU risks breaking international law in its quest for “digital sovereignty”, legal experts have warned. The upcoming data governance law aims to make it easier for individuals and public bodies to share data, promising, for example, to allow public hospitals to pool data on their fight against COVID-19, orRead More →