Courts

Messages shared between Democratic delegates and activists in California, the biggest and one of the bluest states, lay bare the infighting over their nominee’s fitness for a presidential run.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office has seen mixed results in cases involving public officials, in large part because of Supreme Court rulings.

European Commission president criticized in vaccine transparency judgment a day before she faces crucial vote on her future.

Farmers furious about lab-grown meat are taking their fight to the heart of the European project.

European Commission to also attend signature in Belgrade on Friday

Following pressure from Brussels, crimes involving EU funding will now be punished more severely than the theft of Slovak public money.

President rejects the idea of reconsidering his decision to stay in the race.

Court case pits Budapest against the very own institution is it chairing until end 2024.

Assassination plots have been a part of American political life since the 19th century.

Saturday’s violence broke out against a backdrop of a government already inundated by threats for members of Congress, judges and other officials.

The vessel under flag of Cameroon is suspected of visiting Sevastopol in November 2023 and May of this year.

The new Polish government is unleashing prosecutors and special commissions to hold its predecessors to account.

Fearne will find out in two weeks if a court deems there to be enough evidence to proceed in hospital fraud case.

Officials from Bucharest are being dispatched to Malta to push for Paul Philippe’s extradition over an illegal land grab.

The end of the inquest doesn’t mean the Catalan separatist leader is off the hook, however.

Vice President Kamala Harris is now running ahead of Trump, 42 percent to 41 percent, the survey found.

Funds may flow to battleground House and Senate candidates even as turmoil at the top of ticket threatens to drag them down.

Britain’s new leader already has an overflowing in-tray.

The Supreme Court’s immunity ruling this week makes the hypothetical scenario raised during oral arguments — in which a president can’t be prosecuted for murder — well, possible.

Judge Tanya Chutkan, special counsel Jack Smith, and Donald Trump’s lawyers have big decisions to make after the immunity ruling.

Long-standing arrest warrant for Catalan independence leader to remain in effect.

The Biden campaign is scrambling after an abysmal debate performance.

2012 was a “total sham.” He really won the popular vote in 2016. And then there’s 2020.