Two Jehovah's Witnesses elders are fighting against information requests from two former congregants who want to view documents about themselves.

The Category 3 storm, with winds near 120 mph, is forecast to come ashore this evening between the Alabama line and Destin.

The long-delayed trial of two members of the anti-AI group the Zizians is tentatively scheduled to start in January.

Prosecutors say the former Rwandan government official, the first to be charged in Britain, directed killings during the opening days of the 1994 genocide.

The two sides were seeking to resolve key factors behind China’s growing trade surplus, which hit $410 billion last year.

Prediction markets and a recent poll predict Raman, who is backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, will beat the incumbent LA mayor, Karen Bass. Pundits say the race is too close to call.

Eritrea announced last week that it was severing diplomatic ties after Ethiopia expelled 10 Eritrean diplomats and closed its embassy in Asmara.

Boaters have started speedrunning through a 4,000-plus-mile network of U.S. canals and shipping lanes. Canal officials and cruising organizations say the route is not a racetrack.

Austrian news agency APA reported that the two men were allegedly members of Ukrainian military intelligence.

A former ICC judge, Pillay took her fight for justice from South Africa to the world’s courts. Her prize honors decades of holding leaders accountable, including leading a U.N. panel that found Israel...

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham is seeking to recover voters with a shift to the left, as the Greens hit a check on their hopes to turn surging membership into a parliamentary breakthrough.

The agency claims Oscar Belgal "weaponized his vehicle” against agents in the Bronx, prompting them to fire seven shots at his car.

The administration's latest move could disrupt banking and software services the global war crimes tribunal needs to pay staff and pursue cases.

The approval clears the way for the city of Carlsbad to approve a commercial and residential development that many locals had hoped to see turn into a coastal park.

The percentage of Democrats who say they are "extremely motivated" to vote is 17 points higher than Republicans.

Businessman David Duong asked for the financial records of the government's star witness Mario Juarez, a former associate of recalled Duong, Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and their co-defendants.

The complaint is the latest in a barrage of legal action filed this year against TikTok and other social media platforms like Facebook and Snapchat.

While the federal monitorship officially concluded on Sept. 30, the monitor has until Oct. 16 to close its office in Oakland.

The Malheur Mining Company said the transmission line goes straight through its mining claims that sit atop a known gold deposit valued at over half a billion dollars.

The decision puts Flávio Bolsonaro ally Douglas Ruas on course for victory in a state already governed by a judge amid a separate succession dispute.

The Supreme Court is taking on digital marketing next week in a case asking how federal consumer privacy rights apply when companies sell data for targeted advertising.

Vox had the polling numbers. Its rivals had parliamentary seats. A European court backed Spain’s decision to reject a TV debate lineup that favored the rising far right.

Scientists hope the signal will help uncover what lies in the space between galaxies.

Italy’s right-wing government says a new election law will bring stability to Italy. But critics see it as a power grab by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

A Trump-appointed judge said he would decide whether to permanently freeze the ban by Tuesday.

Concerns have been mounting in Germany, the eurozone's biggest economy, about the state of public finances in neighboring France, the eurozone's second-largest economy.

Iran has lost its near chokehold over the Strait of Hormuz, with U.S. Central Command shepherding oil tankers through the strait at night with their location systems turned off.

They have few protections and face long working hours for relatively low pay.

Estelle Mouzin’s family has been searching for answers since she disappeared more than 20 years ago. Who took her? And why did investigators take so long to find out?

The former leader, who appeared in person at the court for the first time in mid-September, faces charges over his "war on drugs," which killed thousands.

The feds detailed grisly accusations of torture by Maduro’s officers, including electric shocks to genitals and, in one instance, forcing a man to eat his own vomit.

Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopia in 1993, cutting off Ethiopia from the coast.

Teddy Young allegedly used the dark web to try to contact Russian authorities, drafting a message that “sought to make contact with a potential threat actor.”

The rallies pose a political challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi midway through his third term.

The justices are being asked to take up the fight over who should be able to buy political commercials at a discount.

The justices are being asked to take up the fight over who should be able to buy political commercials at a discount.

The High Court quashed warrants used to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s homes, but police can still seek to retain material seized during the raids as their criminal investigation continues.

The justices are being asked to take up the fight over who should be able to buy political commercials at a discount.

Carriers must explain what caused a traffic restriction before refusing compensation for a delay, Europe's top court ruled. But the passenger behind the case could still miss out.

The ruling Labour Party has held the seat for decades, but the special election tests whether new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's party can win back left-wing voters.

State Senator Dan McKeon resigned from the state's Legislature in January, moments before his colleagues were to debate expelling him over accusations he groped and harassed a Legislature employee.

A lower court dismissed the suit over the plaintiff's desire to remain anonymous.

Florida refused to join the recent landmark settlement with the social media giant, pushing for stricter controls on Facebook and Instagram.

An Atlanta mother was held at gunpoint in front of her 7-year-old son after FBI agents broke into their home in 2017.