A federal judge said a lawsuit brought by a diabetic man who says a sheriff’s deputy threw him to the ground may proceed.

While dismissing the suit, the judge signaled the district's race-based protections would likely fail on their merits.

Manuel Hernandez faces two counts of what is commonly referred to as seaman’s manslaughter, and faces up to 10 years in ...

Americans for Prosperity argued Delaware's law requiring disclosure of donor names and addresses violates the First Amendment ...

Proposition 44 would lay greater restrictions on how California health centers use revenue, which some centers say is ...

Valter Lavitola thought the bombing would raise the journalist's profile ahead of a possible career in politics, authorities ...

Thousands of residents gathered to protest Sunday over the handling of a crisis that they say has left Ceuta insecure and ...

During his 16-year rule, Orbán targeted journalists and news outlets and tightened control of state media, leading to what ...

Russia has also regularly battered Ukraine from the air, hitting civilian areas and causing thousands of civilian casualties, ...

Tundu Lissu — a longtime campaigner who returned to the country in 2023 after an assassination attempt — has been arrested ...

A South LA man wasn't present for the second trial seeking to convict him for murder under the 'provocative act theory' during a shootout with the police.

The Justice Department’s new top official took his oath at the White House days after lawmakers narrowly voted to confirm him amid bipartisan scrutiny on his leadership at the agency so far.