Topic: Supreme Court

Brazil's Supreme Court voted to uphold Indigenous land rights in a pair of rulings hailed by activists.

U.S. President Joe Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday in New York, where the two leaders reaffirmed their bond over democratic values and planned to meet again in Washington, D.C.

The group responsible for the recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions limiting affirmative action practices at universities nationwide filed a lawsuit Tuesday against West Point.

Capitol Police headquarters were evacuated Tuesday following the sighting of a "suspicious vehicle" parked in the area.

As Constitution Day is celebrated Sunday -- the anniversary of the signing of America's basic law in 1787 -- a constitutional revolution is occurring at the Supreme Court.

The first member of the Jehovah's Witnesses to have been arrested and imprisoned in Russia's mysterious crackdown on the religion still doesn't understand why he and others have been targeted.

A federal judge in Texas on Wednesday ruled the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was illegal but did not order recipients of the program be deported.

Vivek Ramaswamy, the rising populist challenger to former President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 presidential election, vows to cut the federal workforce by 75% by the end of his term if elected.

Israeli Supreme Court Justices seemed critical of the government's effort to end judicial scrutiny of its decisions on Tuesday during a hearing after thousands protested the new standards outside the court the day before

Tens of thousands protest Israeli judicial reform one day before all 15 judges of the High Court of Justice will convene for the first time in history to hear a case on the country's recently passed "reasonableness" law.