The Temporary Protected Status program allows migrants from dangerous parts of the world to live and work in the United States.

The United Kingdom wants to revive a postwar program of building whole towns in the countryside. But at the site of one such proposal, residents fear they will lose their village.

Asylum-seekers can remain at the Bell Hotel after three British judges overturned a High Court injunction they said had a number of errors and risked incentivizing further protests outside asylum ...

Bosnia-Herzegovina’s top court ordered Bosnian Serb President Milorad Dodik to step down because he’s threatening the country’s peace. But Dodik isn’t budging, and a major crisis is unfolding ...

Artur Rubinstein gave a master class in piano when he was 88 years old, and I sat in on it. During that hour, the maestro merely beamed upon us. Then he rose and said a few words.

As Washington’s sanctions bite, judges are losing accounts, NGOs are cutting ties and staff are weighing their futures. Yet inside the only permanent tribunal to prosecute war crimes and genocide, the ...

NSO Group Technologies, argued against a court order banning it from Meta platforms, insisting that having its surveillance services available to law enforcement is in the public interest.

Veterans and experts testified on ibogaine's potential to treat PTSD and addiction, as lawmakers consider joining Texas in funding research.

Though the Supreme Court ruled that terminated probationary employees can't be rehired, a federal judge determined they still have standing to sue.

The Supreme Court has shot down efforts to stymie Illinois’ assault weapons ban on multiple occasions, but gun owners in the ...

Counsel for NASCAR pulled up text messages from 23XI Racing co-owner Curtis Polk calling Cup Series races “boring as shit” and “painful to watch.” ...

U.S. District Royce Lamberth ruled that only the International Broadcasting Advisory Board can take removal actions, but President Trump fired six of its seven members.