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A London-based Nigerian woman, Cynthia Chia, has been ordered by a UK High Court to pay £25,000 in damages to Idowu Ogunkanmi, a Nigerian-born businessman based in Dubai, after she falsely accused him of rape and launched a vicious nine-year campaign of harassment. The two, having first and only once met under the circumstances of

By Mark Hunter 2 months agoFri May 23 2025 08:03:02 Reading Time: 2 minutes Iowa’s high court has ruled Bitcoin Depot is entitled to $14,100 seized from one of its ATMs The customer who deposited the funds claimed she was defrauded into sending crypto to a scammer’s wallet The court found no evidence that Bitcoin

Topline The Supreme Court cleared the way Friday for parents to broadly object to content in schools that they find objectionable on religious grounds, a ruling that centers on books with LGBTQ themes—but critics warned could "radically change" what public schools teach. Protesters in support of LGBTQ+ rights and against book bans demonstrate outside of

The United Kingdom’s Court of Appeal partially dismissed a lawsuit brought by Bitcoin SV investors against major crypto exchanges, including Binance, for allegedly conspiring to delist the token in 2019. In a judgment handed down on May 21, the court ruled that investors who held BSV through the delisting period (classified as “sub-class B”) were

A legal battle between two big online betting firms has seen a new development, as the Maltese Civil Court ruled against Entain Operations Limited in its attempt to bring back a ban on its competitor SB Entertainment Limited, which runs Sportingwin. Judge Highlights Procedural Flaws in Entain’s Trademark Dispute Filing On July 9, 2025, Judge

The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Federal Communications Commission v. Consumers’ Research has left many small business owners feeling disheartened, as it could potentially lead to a significant shift in how federal power is wielded. The decision allowed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to delegate authority to the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC), an

Health advocates welcomed a US Supreme Court decision announced Friday that preserves a federal mandate for insurers to cover, without copays, certain preventive medical tests and treatments. The Supreme Court split 6-3 in the decision announced Friday.  While the court ruling was seen largely as a win for medical and consumer groups, some voiced concerns

WASHINGTON (AP) — The outcome keeps in place an Oklahoma court decision that invalidated a vote by a state charter school board to approve the St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, which would have been the nation’s first religious charter school. The post Supreme Court tie vote dooms taxpayer funded Catholic charter school in