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Legal Fight Over Marilyn Monroe’s Brentwood Home Highlights Clash Between Historic Preservation and Property Rights

“‘They have in effect been forced to preserve and maintain a monument on their own dime for the public’s enjoyment.’”

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Israeli Court Prolongs Detention of Gaza Flotilla Activists Amid Abuse Claims

Ashkelon — An Israeli court on Tuesday extended the detention of two foreign activists detained from a Gaza-bound flotilla until

FBI Chief Files $250M Defamation Suit Against The Atlantic

Washington— FBI Director Kash Patel has filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic and one of its reporters,

U.S. top court weighs revival of Trump-era asylum curbs at border

Washington — The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday examined whether the administration of Donald Trump can reinstate a restrictive immigration

Innovation, Integrity, and Accountability: Voice Tech Dispute Highlights Evolving Legal Landscape

The Parus–Mintz Levin case underscores how accountability and innovation intersect as voice technology patents reshape the future of digital interaction.