Don McGahn, who served as Trump's presidential lawyer for nearly two years before resigning in October 2018, testified in a daylong, closed-door sessi
UN human rights officials say diversion to Minsk of passenger plane carrying opposition blogger Raman Pratasevich was a state-sponsored abduction
Constitutional amendments would allow president to choose judges////
Data from five years of Twitter and Facebook posts shows threats and disinformation aimed at eroding trust in award-winning journalist Maria Ressa
New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists calls on the country's authorities to conduct an independent investigation and hold perpetrators to ac
Hopewell Chin'ono is defiant and bitter about his 19 days in detention
Ruling cancels temporary detention order that had prevented British-born Ahmed Omar Sheikh from leaving prison
US Attorney John Durham appointed as special counsel in October under same federal statute that governed special counsel Robert Mueller in original Ru
Haji Najibullah faces charges including kidnapping, hostage taking, conspiracy, and using a machine gun to further violent crimes. Each count carries
Local press groups say Phnom Penh court decision to hand TVFB journalist suspended sentence could impact how other reporters cover pandemic
Irina Slavina tied herself to bench near Interior Ministry in Nizhny Novgorod and set herself on fire
UN commission says Burundian authorities have implemented a strategy based on violence and human rights violations to ensure they win all elections
Family and supporters of Samuel Wazizi accuse authorities of covering-up his torture and killing
Case highlights pattern of suspect terrorism charges against reporters
The case is seen as a test of Slovak police and judicial independence after an investigation into the murders exposed business and personal links betw