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What is the controversy behind Louisiana's new surgical castration law? | Crime News

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Louisiana has become the first US state to make surgical castration a criminal punishment. The new…

The international reaction has been swift since the United Nations' top court ruled that Israel's continued presence in the occupied…

The former president and Republican candidate for the 2024 elections is accused of mishandling classified government files at his Florida…

Former television personality Carlos Watson has been convicted in a federal financial conspiracy case involving Ozy Media, an ambitious startup…

Archegos Capital Management founder Sung Kook “Bill” Hwang has been found guilty of fraud and other charges by a jury…

Prosecutors say they are seeking a new charge against the disgraced Hollywood movie producer over sexual assault allegations. US prosecutors…

Washington DC – The Supreme Court's ruling on the scope of presidential immunity will “transform” the US government, experts say,…

Assange will plead guilty to an espionage charge and return to Australia after decades fighting extradition to the United States.…

Bangkok, Thailand – Thailand's nearly month-long Senate selection process began last week amid accusations that the system is biased in…

EXPLAINER Courts on Tuesday will hear cases involving Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, the Move Forward party, former Prime Minister Thaksin…