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Russia Indicts Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova and Puts Her on Federal Wanted List

The move signals a new step in Russia’s use of “foreign agent” rules to punish outspoken critics.

Trump-Pardoned Jan. 6 Defendant Sentenced to Four Years in Child Sex Abuse Material Case

Alleged RNC–DNC Pipe Bomber Seeks Case Dismissal Under Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons

Man Indicted and Arrested Over Alleged Threat to Kill Vice President JD Vance

Newsom Rebukes Louisiana Over Extradition Fight, Tells AG 'Go F*** Yourself'

Saxony Justice Minister Moves to Toughen Juvenile Law at Federal Level

Deputy AG Todd Blanche Faces Legal Pushback After Saying Unauthorized Presence Is a Crime

Brazil Confirms U.S. Review of Extradition Request for Alexandre Ramagem

Taliban Enacts Class‑Based Criminal Code Granting Clerics Near Immunity and Recognizing ‘Slaves’

DC Pipe Bomb Suspect to Invoke Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardon, Lawyer Says

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Brian Cole Jr. in Jan. 5 Pipe-Bomb Case

Brazil’s Top Court Denies Bolsonaro House Arrest, Approves Hospital Transfer for Surgery

Moscow Court Bans Pussy Riot, Designates Collective an 'Extremist Organization'

Brazil’s Lower House Backs Sentencing Bill That Could Sharply Cut Bolsonaro’s Term

Court Extends Custody of Minister’s Aide in Wife’s Death Probe to Dec. 2

Judge Presses DOJ on Bolton Case Timeline as Prosecutors Float More Charges

Stewart Rhodes Relaunches Oath Keepers, Urges Trump to ‘Call Us Up’ as a Militia

Trump Pardons Ex-NYPD Sergeant Convicted in U.S. ‘Operation Fox Hunt’ Case

Germany Moves to Outlaw Digital Voyeurism as Justice Minister Orders Draft Law

Stephen Miller Threatens Seditious-Conspiracy Charges for Officials Who Obstruct ICE