Republican officials face two lawsuits, likely court intervention to force their vote and potential criminal penalties

Colombia wants the Biden administration to grant temporary legal status to its citizens now living in the United States, noting its own efforts to address regional migration by hosting 2 million Venezuelans who fled their homes.

Dwyane Wade has filed new documents asking the Los Angeles Superior Court to allow his 15-year-old transgender daughter Zaya Wade to legally change her name and gender because it “is in her best interest.

Ryan Goodman, a former special counsel at the Department of Defense, says former Trump adviser Stephen Miller’s testimony to a federal grand jury in Washington, DC, as part of the January 6, 2021, investigation indicates that the “walls of executive

The federal government hopes to appoint an interim third party in charge of managing the problem with Jackson’s water system.

The Senate is poised to pass legislation Tuesday that would codify rights to same-sex and interracial marriages, marking a historic win for Democrats anxious to secure the rights amid growing concern that a conservative Supreme Court majority could take them

London-headquartered international law firm Ashurst on Tuesday said it is launching a first-of-its-kind legal joint venture in South Korea, a market that has been historically closed off to foreign law firms.

Millions of student-loan borrowers are waiting for the Supreme Court to decide if the relief can move forward. Here’s why experts think it should.

The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a variety of changes in our daily lives, including a further shift away from using cash to pay for purchases and a greater reliance on contactless forms of payment such as credit cards and debit cards.

Legal and General CEO Nigel Wilson speaks to CNBC’s Steve Sedgwick from the Goldman Sachs Carbonomics conference.