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Mexico 2-0 South Africa: Raining red cards as co-hosts kick off World Cup with a win

Three players were sent off - two in controversial fashion - in an entertaining opening game

Evening Standard · Jun 11

Nonexistent Case Citations on Both Sides + "Rubberstamp[ing]" by "Local Counsel"

"In an era of rampant unverified AI usage within the legal field, this case presents a prime example of the risk associated with serving as a rubberstamp when acting as local counsel."

Reason · Jun 9

Rs 84.77 crore divorce settlement: How Indian-origin woman Varsha Gohil won the case after 23-year battle

A 23-year divorce battle has concluded with Varsha Gohil securing a 6.6 million pounds settlement. The High Court ruled in her favor after her lawyer-husband, Bhadresh Gohil, failed to declare assets. His criminal conviction for money laundering complicated the proceedings. The court recognized legitimate marital assets, allowing Varsha Gohil a…

The Economic Times · Jun 5

The Art of the Deal

The Trump/DOJ Settlement Agreement:—"Utterly stupid, morally wrong."

Reason · May 23

The Missing Part of the State Court Mangione Suppression Ruling?

The federal court denied a similar motion; the state court grants it in part.

Reason · May 18

London footballer reveals 'split-second' decision that saved his life during knife rampage on train

Jonathan Gjoshe, 23, was stabbed seven times on the train while travelling back to his London home

Evening Standard · May 18

George Hendy runs riot as Northampton subject dire Bristol to 94-33 humiliation

Northampton scored the most points in a single top-flight fixture to dismiss Bristol, whose playoff hopes are all but over

The Guardian - UK · May 15

Directive 8020 endings guide: All Destinies, choices, and variations

"Duty always comes with sacrifice. We can either live with the choices we've made, or die with them."

Destructoid · May 13

How to save everyone in Directive 8020: Best ending guide

Will Cycle 13 be the last?

Destructoid · May 12

A new, experimental The Glass Menagerie marks a bold turn for Australian theatre

Mark Wilson’s novel version of Tennessee William’s The Glass Menagerie at the Melbourne Theatre Company doesn’t cooperate with historical readings of the play – but is exactly the kind of theatre we should be championing.

The Conversation · May 11