Supporters of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro storm three government buildings on Sunday as they continue their attempts to encourage the military to install him as President again.

After a court decision related to the state funding of Buenos Aires that he disagreed with, Argentinian President Alberto Fernandez is reportedly seeking to impeach members of the Supreme Court on Tuesday.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday put a temporary hold order on the lifting of Title 42, which had kept many migrants and asylum-seekers out of the country due to public health reasons.

The Supreme Court has cleared the way for Donald Trump's tax forms to be released to a congressional committee that's controlled by the Democratics.

The lawyer of a death row convict is arguing in the Supreme Court Tuesday that the jury of the case was misled after Arizona court did not disclose that a life sentence without parole was an option.

As the Supreme Court mulls over a potential decision to take away affirmative action from universities, a Californian university attests that removing the program in the past destroyed their student body's diversity.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that an Orthodox Jewish university must recognize an LGBT student organization despite their objections that doing so would go against their religious beliefs.

A new bill was introduced by House Democrats on Tuesday that seeks to add term limits to Supreme Court justices in an effort to reform the judicial system, which has become unpopular with regular Americans.

A man in Texas was arrested after he allegedly made a "terrorist threat" toward the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court will hear the case of Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed, who is seeking post-conviction DNA testing of evidence.

In honor of President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the Duchess of Sussex wrote an essay with attorney and educator Anita Hill to celebrate the history-making feat, which she claims paves the way for more Black women to be represented at the highest level of a judicial system. 

As the Texas anti-abortion law takes effect, Mexico's Supreme Court has moved to decriminalize abortion in a landmark ruling for women's rights.

A "state-sponsored" band of goons has been accused of murdering and looting ordinary citizens in West Bengal, India, as well as gang-raping numerous women a spate of explosive post-poll violence.

An Indian inmate has made headlines after surprisingly turning down his parole and release saying that he feels safer in prison amid rising COVID-19 cases in the country.

Former US president Donald Trump feels that his adult kids would be better judges, a comment he made as the Supreme Court looks into tax-related matters of the 74-year-old real estate tycoon.

A historic milestone has been achieved by the LGBTQ+ community who are fighting for their civil rights as the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that employers are forbidden from firing an employee based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Republicans support Texas in a case suing the White House over immigration enforcement, but a victory in the case could open the floodgates for unanticipated lawsuits against programs they support.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has asked the White House not to consider him for a Supreme Court nomination after the Obama administration reportedly considered him as a replacement for the late Associate Justice Antonin Scalia.

5th Circuit Court strikes down Obama immigration programs citing, in part, a reluctance to do “accounting,” cost-benefits analysis.

Individual Latino politicians can benefit from redistricting, but what about voters?

Affirmative action case could knock down avenue for minority enrollment

Texas Senator Ted Cruz was outraged about the progress on same-sex marriage in Virginia, Indiana, Wisconsin, Oklahoma and Utah, therefore released a furious statement.

The ordinance requires prospective renters to obtain a $5 permit from the city, which performs a check of immigration status.

The Florida Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that Jose Godinez-Samperio, a 26-year-old graduate of Florida State University, was ineligible to receive a license to practice law in the state.

‘‘I think things look really different now than it did when we initiated this case. Cities are not looking to go down the road that Hazleton went down,’’ said lawyer Omar Jadwat of the ACLU after the Supreme Court announced its decision.