The plan passed by the GOP-led U.S. House ignores a precedent that only states can decide who gets to vote, law professor John Martin writes.

The Associated Press reported Monday that it was barred from an Oval Office news conference with President Donald Trump and ...

Kanika House, an art deco bungalow near India Gate, once housed Dr B.R. Ambedkar during his tenure as India’s first law ...

President Trump's Secretary of State Marco Rubio is asking staff to report allegations of anti-Christian bias during the ...

Jharkhand minister and JMM leader Hafizul Hasan stoked a row when he said that Shariat came first for a Muslim and then the ...

A Brevard teacher lost her job after calling a student by their chosen name without parental consent, according to the ...

In the case of the wrongfully removed immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Trump administration is defying — and lying about — ...

BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi has lashed out at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over her remarks on the Waqf Amendment ...

Defying predictions and expectations, incumbent Daniel Noboa won Ecuador’s presidential election with a clear lead, securing ...

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared at the Seoul Central District Court on Monday, defending himself against the ...

A viral video on social media claims President Trump raised the minimum wage and "no American worker" will be paid less than ...