High-school blockades that began in a Paris suburb have become a nationwide revolt over crowded classrooms, missing teachers and crumbling buildings.

McDonald’s defeated most of a sweeping race-bias lawsuit brought by Black franchisees, Reuters reported.

Mark Ruffalo asked California Attorney General Rob Bonta not to settle leftover objections to Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery plan.

Court papers cited in entertainment coverage show Fab Morvan listing modest monthly income while contesting a request that he pay his estranged wife’s legal fees.

CNN, Politico and MS NOW filed suit after being barred from White House grounds, calling the ban a First Amendment violation.

A court granted Kim Kardashian’s children protection against a man she says sent her medication and appeared outside the house.

U.S. District Judge George H. Wu in Los Angeles indicated he would reject part of TikTok and ByteDance’s proposed 400 million dollar children’s privacy settlement.

Ireland’s privacy regulator fined Google more than 400 million euros over location-data processing.

The Justice Department told the Supreme Court it wants narrower grounds for civil contempt in Apple’s appeal of an Epic Games ruling.

The International Court of Justice said Colombia has withdrawn its declaration of intervention in South Africa’s genocide-convention case against Israel.

Nike and Lululemon agreed to end a patent dispute over Mirror home-workout technology.

The ICC prosecutor’s office released a statement on using the Rome Statute to address environmental damage.

Public hearings closed in Nicaragua v. Germany, a case about alleged breaches of international obligations concerning the occupied Palestinian territory.

San Francisco’s city attorney sued to stop a paid early-access feed of Truth Social posts that can cost as much as 100,000 dollars a month.

Vanuatu filed an application at the ICJ concerning a dispute with France, the Court said in a 1 September notice.

Twelve states and Hollywood writers settled suits over Paramount’s planned purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.

British Columbia sued OpenAI, saying a rural school shooting could have been prevented if internal safety concerns had been shared with police.

The new U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security accord expands American defense access without transferring sovereignty.

The Dell family office moved a $7.7 billion take-private of Baldwin Group further along the deal path.

New filings this month keep pre-trial fights alive after judges confirmed charges of crimes against humanity and set a November opening.

The pair were photographed out in NYC, with TMZ reporting that Taylor Swift had a hand in the evening.

Republican senators say the president accepted a bipartisan ethics add-on to a large cryptocurrency package. Speaker Johnson says any cash dividend would require a statute.

Law-enforcement sources told TMZ the actress took a single oxycodone pill they believe was laced with fentanyl on the morning she died.

President Trump said he would remove the levy after appeals from industry and from Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin.

The Reacher actor announced the split on social media. Court records reviewed by TMZ show he had previously filed for divorce.

With about seven weeks until Election Day, the president and vice president begin a concentrated campaign swing as courts and election offices clash over voting rules.

After January merits hearings, the International Court of Justice is expected to rule this year on whether Myanmar violated the Genocide Convention toward the Rohingya.

The International Court of Justice finished four days of argument on Germany's preliminary objections in a case about alleged breaches tied to the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

Nasdaq 100 futures dropped as much as 1.6% after Anthropic and OpenAI signaled caution, while Brent crude traded above $107.

The justices rejected another bid to install a new Republican-drawn map for the midterms, leaving the existing lines in force.

A second federal judge blocked a Trump administration order that would have limited mail-in ballots.

A federal judge blocked the latest Trump administration effort to restrict birthright citizenship.

Public schedule items list a National Medal of Honor Museum tour and remarks in Arlington, Texas, with a later return from Dallas to the White House.

Human Rights Watch continues to document civilian deaths, displacement, and restricted aid in Gaza, citing Gaza Health Ministry, WHO, and OCHA figures in its briefings.

Variety reported that Ella Langley received nine Country Music Association Award nominations, with Miranda Lambert and Kacey Musgraves also posting large totals.

The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to pause a Massachusetts federal ruling that blocks parts of a Postal Service rule on mail ballots.

The Court granted a stay in National Republican Congressional Committee v. Brown, allowing parties and joint fundraising committees to obtain the same lowest-unit ad rates as candidates pending further review.

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the new General Assembly session that conflicts, climate pressure, AI governance gaps, and falling aid budgets are stretching U.N. institutions.

Convention organizers list Vice President JD Vance and President Trump on Thursday’s Dallas program, after Trump spoke more than 90 minutes on Wednesday.

In Dallas, President Trump told the Republican midterm convention that voters should treat the November races as if he were on the ballot and described a $5,000 payment to adult citizens if Republicans keep the House and Senate.

Variety reported that Jimmy Kimmel Live shifted an interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico from the broadcast to YouTube, citing FCC-related concerns.

Conflicting state and federal orders have left Missouri without a settled U.S. House map, with a contempt hearing set for Secretary of State Denny Hoskins.

Joseph Bonner’s Empire of Faith: Breaking the Chains premieres September 30, 2026 on JBN, framing papal bulls, conquest law, slavery, and wartime diplomacy as a case file.

An Amazon-branded cargo plane overran a Miami runway on Sunday, killing five people on the ground and injuring five more as investigators open a federal inquiry.

Court Magazine reports the Joseph Bonner Show season premiere on JBN TV and syndicated radio, mixing entertainment news with the Martin Pistorius account of locked-in awareness.

Diane Keaton's distinctive Los Angeles house sold, TMZ reported. The legal event is the transfer. Motives stay off the deed.

Photos TMZ attributes to Ben Affleck on Aflac inventory raise a property-damage question if the identification holds.

Stiles, Ali, and other names are circulating for the new season. Court Magazine will wait for the network's official list.