Natalie Ortiz — News & World Editor

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation ruled in favor of the federal government, determining that transportation network companies like Uber lack official authorization to operate in Mexico’s airports, resulting in their definitive removal from those restricted zones following a legal challenge and ongoing enforcement operations. Supreme Court Rules Against Ride-Hailing Apps in Airport … Read more

The Downton Lake wildfire forced urgent evacuations of more than 200 properties around Gun Lake, B.C., starting August 2, 2023. The blaze, sparked by lightning on July 13, flared aggressively on Monday, consuming multiple lakeside cabins and leading to the closure of South Chilcotin Mountains Provincial Park. It happened with terrifying speed. After making slow … Read more

The Indian government launched the Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS) on November 5, 2015, to mobilize idle gold from households and institutions. The program allows depositors to earn interest on gold accounts, aiming to reduce the national dependency on gold imports and lower the current account deficit. For generations, this wealth has remained stagnant in lockers … Read more

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and the Supreme Court of India are reviewing allegations of police brutality following a July 20, 2026, crackdown on student protesters in New Delhi. The court is examining petitions regarding the use of lathi charges and tear gas against demonstrators protesting NEET examination paper leaks. The right to a … Read more

As the U.S. military conflict with Iran enters its fifth month in July 2026, the ongoing hostilities have exposed a profound constitutional shift over war powers. The Shift of War Powers to the Executive Branch Although the United States Constitution explicitly assigns the power to declare war solely to Congress, the ongoing conflict with Iran … Read more