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A 35-year-old former South Asian-origin employee of JP Morgan Chase has made some shocking claims of being pressured into “non-consensual and humiliating” sexual encounters by a senior female colleague. She has categorically denied all allegations

The Supreme Court has set a number of new guidelines that must be followed in all cases where a person could get the death penalty

The PM Modi-chaired Cabinet meeting approved the proposal for introducing The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026 in Parliament to amend The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Act, 1956 for increasing the number. The Constitution leaves the size of the Supreme Court open-ended. Article 124(1) provides for a Chief Justice of India and permits Parliament to determine the number of other judges through legislation.

India's maternity law has been significantly reformed by the Supreme Court, striking down a discriminatory three-month age limit for adoptive mothers' leave. This landmark ruling recognizes that the crucial bonding period for adopted children isn't bound by a strict timeline, ensuring substantive justice and dignity for all mothers. The judgment champions a broader understanding of parenthood and caregiving.

Elon Musk is suing OpenAI, alleging it abandoned its non-profit mission for a for-profit model influenced by Microsoft. To defend against Musk, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has enlisted William Savitt, a top litigator who previously forced Musk to complete his $44 billion Twitter acquisition. Savitt's legal prowess was also demonstrated in his representation of Tesla's board in a past lawsuit.

JPMorgan is currently under scrutiny as a high-profile lawsuit unfolds, with allegations against top executive Lorna Hajdini involving sexual misconduct, racial harassment, and the drugging of a junior staff member. The Indian employee alleges he endured a toxic work environment rife with racist remarks and pressure tactics.

The Supreme Court is reviewing geofence warrants, a modern surveillance tool used in a 2019 Richmond bank robbery. Investigators used Google location data to identify devices near the crime scene, leading to Okello Chatrie's arrest. This case questions whether such broad data collection violates Fourth Amendment privacy rights, potentially impacting future law enforcement investigations.

An Iranian official dismissed U.S. claims about Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's health, stating he is in perfect health and actively managing state affairs. The official confirmed Khamenei survived a bombing, sustaining injuries but being preserved by divine will. This contradicts U.S. media reports alleging critical medical challenges and limited engagement following the attack.

JP Morgan executive Lorna Hajdini denies allegations of sexual harassment and abuse made by a junior employee in a lawsuit. The company's internal investigation found no evidence to support the claims, stating the complainant refused to cooperate. The lawsuit alleges coercive sexual acts, drugging, and professional retaliation.

The New York Giants have recorded a brutal run on the field in the last few years as the team ranked last in the NFL East in 2024 as well as 2025, sparking concern among fans. With just 4 wins and 13 losses in the last season, all focus are on the New York Giants’ performance in the new season.

A Supreme Court bench has said that a woman’s choice needs to put first in all cases where she is seeking an abortion beyond the limit specified by law

The Supreme Court has overturned the Uttarakhand High Court's grant of default bail to two individuals in the Banphoolpura violence case, deeming it a "grave error." The apex court ruled that the investigation was validly extended under UAPA, and the chargesheet was filed within the extended period, making the accused ineligible for default bail due to their delayed challenge.

A recently surfaced report reveals Jeffrey Epstein penned a note before his 2019 death in a New York federal jail. Discovered by his cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, the handwritten message, now sealed by a judge, reportedly asserted Epstein's innocence and included the poignant phrase, "Time to say goodbye.