Qualcomm Wins Partial Verdict in Arm Licensing Trial
Qualcomm wins a key decision in its licensing trial against Arm, supporting its expansion into the PC market, while the case remains open for future trials.
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France’s Top Court Confirms Sarkozy’s Corruption Conviction
France’s highest court has upheld former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction for corruption and influence peddling, confirming his three-year prison sentence.
South Korean Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Former Defense Minister
A South Korean court has issued an arrest warrant for former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun on treason charges related to last week’s martial law proposal.
Biden Pardons Son Hunter Amid Criminal Case Sentencing
US President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter ahead of his sentencing for criminal cases related to tax evasion and firearm purchase.
Trump Granted Green Light to Dismiss Hush Money Case
A New York judge has allowed former President Donald Trump to seek the dismissal of his hush money case following his November 5 presidential election victory.
Vietnam’s Real Estate Tycoon Truong My Lan Sentenced to Life for Massive Fraud
Vietnam’s real estate tycoon Truong My Lan has her death sentence reduced to life imprisonment in the country’s largest financial fraud case.
Ex-Arsenal GK Jens Lehmann Fined $150K for Garage Damage
Former Germany and Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has been fined $150,700 for damaging his neighbor’s garage with a chainsaw following a July 2022 incident.
Julian Assange Freed: What It Means for Press Freedom
Julian Assange’s release through a plea deal sparks debate on press freedom and the future of journalism under the Espionage Act.
Trump Found Guilty: Implications for 2024 Run
Donald Trump has been unanimously found guilty in a New York hush money trial, marking a historic first for a U.S. president. Explore the implications for his 2024 campaign.
New York Judge Imposes $350M Fine and 3-Year Business Ban on Trump
Former U.S. President Donald Trump faces a $350+ million fine and a 3-year business ban in New York after being found guilty of inflating his net worth.