Courts

Lawyers and rights defenders say pardons of men convicted in killings of 14 Iraqis undoes years-long fight for justice.

Rapprochement in the Gulf crisis may finally be in sight, but the blockade has changed Qatar’s economy in many ways.

The hearing comes after the drug company, maker of OxyContin, pleaded guilty to criminal charges.

Bill would expunge federal marijuana convictions, but it is unlikely to advance in the current Republican-held Senate.

It was the latest defeat in a string of losses for President Donald Trump’s post-election lawsuits claiming voter fraud.

The case involves the Alien Tort Statute, which permits foreign citizens to sue in US courts for human rights abuses.

Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is fighting extradition to the United States, where she faces fraud charges.

The attacker who killed six Muslim men at a mosque in 2017 can apply for parole in 25 years, Quebec appeals court rules.

Court’s action could push New York to re-evaluate its restrictions on houses of worship in designated virus hot spots.

Judge says there is ‘significant risk and danger’ to community if Arbery’s accused killers were let out on bond.