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Ryan Hanafin Waives Extradition, Agrees to Return to Massachusetts
Ryan Hanafin waived extradition in Vermont on Friday and agreed to return to Massachusetts, where he faces unspecified felony charges, a court hearing showed.
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- Ryan Hanafin Waives Extradition, Agrees to Return to Massachusetts
- Court orders ANC to restore Lungisa to candidate list
- Trump Forms Panel to Investigate Lisa Cook Allegations
- DWF-Linked Firms Seek $141 Million From BitGo
- Manchester City appeals Premier League financial-rule findings
- US sanctions ICC as court says work will continue
- Arunachal Ranji opener in doubt amid court dispute
- Court gives Brij Bhushan more time to answer wrestlers' appeal
- Tyson Says He Delivered Combs Letter to Trump
- Brazil orders Eduardo Bolsonaro to begin prison sentence
- Krenwinkel Wins Preliminary Parole Approval
- Tucson Man Charged Over Alleged White House Bomb Threat
Court orders ANC to restore Lungisa to candidate list
The Johannesburg High Court ruled on October 9 that the African National Congress unlawfully removed Andile Lungisa from its candidate list for Nelson Mandela Bay, ordering the party to restore him to its internal lis...
Trump Forms Panel to Investigate Lisa Cook Allegations
President Donald Trump has established a three-member White House committee to investigate mortgage-document allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook and recommend whether there is cause to remove her.
DWF-Linked Firms Seek $141 Million From BitGo
Two companies linked to digital-asset market maker DWF Labs are seeking $141 million from cryptocurrency custodian BitGo in a London lawsuit, alleging it sold tokens before contractual trading restrictions expired and...
Manchester City appeals Premier League financial-rule findings
An independent commission found Manchester City guilty of breaches of Premier League financial rules, and the club has appealed the decision.
US sanctions ICC as court says work will continue
The United States on October 9 imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court as an institution, extending earlier measures against individual court officials and escalating a dispute over the tribunal’s author...
Arunachal Ranji opener in doubt amid court dispute
Arunachal Pradesh’s participation in its opening Ranji Trophy match against Nagaland is uncertain as a court dispute has left the state cricket association unable to organise teams, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said.
Court gives Brij Bhushan more time to answer wrestlers' appeal
A Delhi court on October 9 gave former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh more time to respond to four women wrestlers’ appeal against his acquittal in a sexual harassment case, setting the...
Tyson Says He Delivered Combs Letter to Trump
Mike Tyson said he delivered a letter from Sean Combs to President Donald Trump after Combs asked him to carry it, according to Tyson’s account in an interview released this week.
Brazil orders Eduardo Bolsonaro to begin prison sentence
Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered Eduardo Bolsonaro to begin serving a four-year, two-month prison sentence, issued an arrest warrant and canceled his Brazilian passports.
Krenwinkel Wins Preliminary Parole Approval
A California parole panel has preliminarily approved Patricia Krenwinkel for release, but the decision is not final and remains subject to legal review and action by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Tucson Man Charged Over Alleged White House Bomb Threat
Federal prosecutors charged Jacob Aaron Hicks, 46, of Tucson, with making an interstate threat to injure after a local news station reported receiving an email threatening bombings at the White House and other locatio...
Lopes Seeks to Oust James From Cornell Investigation
Attorneys for Gillio Lopes, one of seven men named in a civil lawsuit over alleged sexual assaults at Cornell University, filed a petition seeking to void New York Gov.
FDA Mifepristone Review Set to Continue Into March 2027
The Food and Drug Administration plans to complete its safety review of mifepristone by March 2027, according to a court filing, and will decide afterward whether to change rules governing the medication.
Supreme Court Rejects Plea on Police and July Protest
The Supreme Court on October 9 rejected L Ramanathan’s plea concerning police handling of protests and FIRs linked to a July demonstration at Jantar Mantar, Delhi.
Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
South African jurist Navi Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting peace and international law, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced Friday.
Arlington County Sues to Halt Trump’s Proposed Arch
Arlington County filed a federal lawsuit Thursday seeking to halt construction of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch and require further environmental review before work proceeds.
Verdict due in trial over surfers’ killings in Mexico
Three men accused of killing Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad in Mexico faced closing arguments Thursday, as a judge prepared to deliver a verdict Friday.
Kerala High Court directs FIR in CMRL-Exalogic matter
The Kerala High Court has directed the state police to register a first information report against Pinarayi Vijayan and others in the CMRL-Exalogic matter, where the Enforcement Directorate has alleged that payments m...
Newsom Weighs Commuting Sentences of 563 on Death Row
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is considering commuting the sentences of all 563 people on the state’s death row, according to people familiar with his deliberations, but his office says he has made no decision.
