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- 1Judge Mehta Rejects Trump's Presidential Immunity Defense●Trump Faces Major Legal Setback as Judge Mehta Rejects His Presidential Immunity Defense
Judge Mehta has reportedly rejected Donald Trump's presidential immunity defense, marking a significant legal setback for the former president. The ruling means Trump cannot use claims of presidential immunity to shield himself in the case at hand. The decision has drawn wide attention as Trump continues to face multiple criminal and civil proceedings tied to his presidency and 2020 election efforts.
- 2Man freed after 13 years may return to prison over drug conviction●Man who served 13 years for a drug conviction faces life back in jail after SCOTUS ruling
A man who spent 13 years in prison on a drug conviction could be sent back to serve what would amount to a life sentence, following a US Supreme Court ruling in his case. The Associated Press reported the development, which has drawn wide attention because it raises questions about retroactive application of criminal rulings and second chances for people who have already served long terms.
- 3Gibran's Political Future Uncertain Without Parliamentary Party Backing●Without Party Backing in Parliament, Gibran's Fate After Constitutional Court Ruling | tvOne
Indonesian attention is focused on Gibran Rakabuming Raka's political standing following a Constitutional Court ruling, with discussion centring on his position in parliament without the backing of a political party. Observers are weighing what the ruling means for his role and whether he can maintain influence without formal party support in the legislature. The case has become a major talking point in Indonesian political and legal circles.
- 4Hegseth church allies backed public execution plan for Fort Hood shooter●Hegseth church allies backed plan for 'public' execution of Fort Hood shooter
Allies of US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth within his church network reportedly supported a proposal for the public, broadcast execution of the Fort Hood shooter, per a Guardian report. The plan has drawn attention to the influence of Hegseth's congregation, the Crescendo movement, and raised concerns about religious figures endorsing spectacle punishment within US military justice debates.
- 5Congolese film series drops new episode 'Le Cou De Foudre'●ET GOMORRHE... : Le Cou De Foudre |EPISODE 16|Film congolais 2026 |Sila Bisalu |Les habacucs de sb
The Congolese production house Les Habacucs de SB has released episode 16 of its series 'ET GOMORRHE... : Le Cou De Foudre', a 2026 Congolese film featuring actress Sila Bisalu. The instalment is drawing a large audience among viewers of Congolese cinema, continuing a serialized story that has built a loyal following across the Congolese diaspora and at home.