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Angelina Jolie Wins Legal Battle Against Brad Pitt in French Winery Dispute

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A fresh development in the long-running legal battle between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt over their French winery has tilted the balance in Jolie’s favour, according to authentic news report.

.A fresh development in the long-running legal battle between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt over their French winery has tilted the balance in Jolie’s favour, according to authentic news report. Key ruling and immediate impact A Los Angeles court has ruled that Jolie cannot be compelled to disclose her private emails related to the sale of her stake in Château Miraval. The judge found that the communications are protected under attorney-client privilege, meaning they remain confidential and outside Pitt’s reach for now. Pitt’s legal team had attempted to access a set of emails—initially over 100 documents, later narrowed down—to support his claims. However, the court concluded that he failed to justify overriding that privilege, marking a significant procedural victory for Jolie. Background of the dispute The case stems from Jolie’s 2021 decision to sell her stake in the French winery Château Miraval to a third party. Pitt argues this violated a prior agreement requiring mutual consent, while Jolie denies such an agreement existed. The dispute has since escalated into a…

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Bangladesh

Bangladesh moves forward by strengthening trade ties with the United States and expanding new markets

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US

White House Insists Iran War Is Over, Even While Missiles Fly

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War

Iran says foreign powers cannot force the country to surrender

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Politics

US–Iran Move Toward War-Ending Memo Amid Fragile Negotiations

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Crime

FBI Raids Virginia Lawmaker’s Office in Expanding Corruption and Cannabis Probe

In a dramatic development in Virginia, FBI agents executed court-approved search warrants at the office of longtime state Senator L. Louise Lucas, a key ally of Governor Abigail Spanberger. Federal law enforcement sources confirmed that the raid took place in Portsmouth on Wednesday. At the same time, agents also searched a cannabis dispensary believed to be connected to Lucas. Sen.…

Culture

Israel debates new Haredi cities as housing crisis deepens

A growing political and social debate is unfolding in Israel over plans to build several large ultra-Orthodox, or Haredi, cities in the Negev desert region as the country struggles to address a deepening housing crisis driven by rapid population growth.…