Seann William Scott filed court documents revealing his massive monthly income and substantial net worth as part of his court battle with hi...

Anti-racism protests in New York City in 2020 helped spur support for a voter-backed city charter change requiring City Hall to produce a pl...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Supreme Court took under advisement Wednesday morning arguments in a 2014 case involving a Weathersfield saltwater...

United States expands attacks on International Criminal Court amid growing scrutiny over Israeli abuses in Gaza.

Rapper Liam Og O hAnnaidh, known as Kneecap's Mo Chara, appeared in London court over displaying a Hezbollah flag.

In the picture, which has gone viral on social media, critics have said EU leaders were made to look like school children while sitting and...

Liam Og O hAnnaidh, who performs under the stage name Mo Chara, is accused of displaying a flag in support of the terrorist group Hezbollah...

By Niamh Kennedy, CNNLondon (CNN) — A rapper from Irish language rap group Kneecap was greeted by hundreds of supporters waving flags and...

Irish rapper Liam Og O hAnnaidh was greeted by crowds chanting ‘Free Mo Chara’ and waving Palestinian flags as he arrive

The Trump administration is seeking a 30-day delay as the DOJ maps the Supreme Court's path to test birthright citizenship.

The Delhi High Court criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) for its inaction in pruning trees in the Dwarka area, citing public...

The Epping verdict shows glaring issues with both planning consent and Nimbyism, writes Sean O’Grady Whether economic migrants or refugees,...

Federal immigration officers helped by Rochester, N.Y., police arrest men from Guatemala after a March traffic stop. The Trump administratio...

The $500 price tag (with financial assistance available) includes a wedding ceremony, a professional photographer, treats, drinks, and more....

A federal judge has ordered Mississippi to redraw its Supreme Court electoral map, after finding the map dilutes the power of Black voters