The family of a care home resident who tragically choked to death on a disinfectant wipe is seeking a DNA test on a single hair that was found stuck to the wipe. The hair, which was missed by the authorities, could potentially provide crucial evidence in bringing justice for Cheryl Yewdall, according to the family's lawyer. The DNA test on the strand of hair is seen as a promising avenue for uncovering the truth behind the incident.

An Iranian court has overturned the death sentence of rapper Toomaj Salehi, according to his lawyer. Salehi, a 33-year-old musician, had been sentenced to death for 'corruption on Earth'. The decision to overturn the sentence comes amidst Iran's presidential election campaign, although it does not appear to be directly related to the ongoing public debates about the country's future direction, including discussions about women's rights to choose whether or not to wear the hijab. Salehi will now face a retrial.

The wife of Senator Bob Menendez has been granted an exemption from appearing in court next week due to health reasons. Her lawyer stated that she is currently dealing with severe and persistent pain following surgery for cancer treatment.

The Latest Developments in the Georgia Election Interference Case Against Donald Trump and His Allies The recent ruling by a judge in Fulton County Superior Court has brought new developments to the forefront of the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald J. Trump and his allies. The ruling allows Fani T. Willis, the […]