Two Chinese nationals say Senate Bill 17 unconstitutionally blocks them from making further purchases of Texas real estate.

The judge is expected to rule Monday on a Justice Department request to stay an existing temporary restraining order in the ...

A class of immigrants who were detained from 2004 to 2014 at the Denver Contract Detention Facility say the GEO Group forced ...

The state thrice denied the Satanic Temple’s application for a family friendly holiday event featuring satanic carols, arts and crafts and a Krampus costume contest, arguing it would be harmful to ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife can no longer delay its final listing determination for the bird species, and must "do more with less," a federal judge ruled.

The increased rainfall could improve drought conditions, but a Colorado climate expert says the winter runoff will play a larger role.

Twelve jurors will decide whether emails to the judiciary saying, among other things, that it was "legal to kill judges” constitute a true threat.

A pro-EU government installs judges by force, suspends its old leadership and the hard-right opposition calls it a coup.

The government sought that data as part of an investigation into whether Harvard has engaged in discrimination by considering race in its student admissions process.

Despite his striking unpopularity in polls, Trump repeatedly asked supporters to pretend he's on the ballot, betting that would motivate fans to vote. But that cuts both ways.

Both Russia and Ukraine said overnight that their emergency warnings apps were hacked in apparent cyberattacks that came after the truce had ended.

"Indeed, the sole ICE officer who testified admitted to falsely stating facts in official agency documentation about the basis for an arrest. There is no telling how many other agents in Oregon ...