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Death of Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard Chef Ruled ‘Accident’

The death of former President Barack Obama's personal chef on a lake near Martha's Vineyard has been deemed an accident, according to a new autopsy.

Law School Administrators Work To Evade Supreme Court Ban on Affirmative Action

Law school administrators are attempting to work around the Supreme Court's ban on race-based admissions decisions.

6-Week Abortion Ban Upheld by South Carolina Supreme Court

South Carolina’s Supreme Court upheld the state’s 6-week abortion ban.

Court Rules in Favor of Michigan Fruit Farmer Who Was Banned From Farmer’s Market After Not Hosting Same-Sex Marriages

Steve Tennes sued East Lansing in 2017 after officials excluded him from the city’s farmers market.

Over 1,000 People Unaccounted For in Lahaina, Many May Be Children

Hawaii Governor Josh Green said that it is "possible that there will be many children" declared missing.

Dublin, Ireland Reinstates COVID-19 Visiting Restrictions for Hospitals

Clontarf Hospital in North Dublin, Ireland, is reinstating COVID-19-related visiting restrictions.

India Rejects BRICS’ U.S. Dollar Rival Currency Proposal Over China Influence Concerns

There "is no plan as such for a combined BRICS currency," said India's Minister of External Affairs.

Chinese Behemoth Property Developer Evergrande Declares Bankruptcy After Experts Blamed BlackRock for ‘Blowing Up’ China’s Real Estate Bubble

As of the conclusion of the prior year, the firm, with its linked enterprises holding assets in the U.S., declared outstanding liabilities amounting to $335 billion.

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