The US Supreme Court has denied President Joe Biden’s effort to rescind an immigration policy implemented by his predecessor that forces people to wait in Mexico while seeking asylum in the United States.

The US Supreme Court temporarily stops the court order to the Biden administration to re-instate the Trump era "Remain in Mexico" program.

Israel's top court is holding a hearing on the case of Palestinian families facing expulsion from Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East al-Quds.

As the battle for ownership of Venezuela's gold reserves in the Bank of England reaches the final stage the UK doubles down on its position of freezing the reserves more or less indefinitely.

US Supreme Court has refused to lift the federal moratorium on evictions that had been imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention during the COVID-19 outbreak.

An unprecedented ruling by the US Supreme Court backs pipeline companies in land grab in New Jersey.

Tens of thousands of Spaniards protest in Madrid against government plans to pardon 12 Catalan politicians who were convicted over the region's failed independence bid in 2017, a move the demonstrators see as a threat to national unity.

US Republican Senator Ted Cruz has censured as “corrupt” a recent move by the House Democrats to push for Washington DC statehood, saying the measure reflects their determination to ensure they never lose their grip on power.

The US Supreme Court on Thursday made it easier for businesses to pester consumers with phone calls or text messages by tossing out a lawsuit accusing Facebook Inc. of violating a federal anti-robocall law.

Court of Appeal judges ruled on Tuesday that the long-standing policy which allows MI5 agents to commit serious crimes is not unlawful.