Some 400,000 people from 12 countries are affected by the unanimous ruling

Justices unanimously say text messages that social media company sent did not violate a 1991 federal

Multibillion-dollar tit-for-tat tariff battle involving US, EU, Britain relates to long-running row

US wants Meng Wanzhou, daughter of Chinese telecom's founder and chief financial officer of the comp

The court cleared Ahmed Omar Sheikh, a British national, and his three Pakistani accomplices in the

Supreme Court clears Ahmed Omar Sheikh, a British national, and his three Pakistani accomplices of a

Initial doses are scarce and will be rationed as US joins Britain, other countries in scrambling to

The three claimed they were put on the no-fly list after refusing repeated FBI requests to spy in th

China wants to become technologically self-reliant in 10 years but needs help for now

Miles Yu is US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's principal China policy and planning adviser who is h

Barrett is the third justice on the nine-member court to be nominated by President Donald Trump and

Ballots must be received by the time polls close November 3 in order to be counted

The issue of when ballots must be received in order to be counted is playing out in courts across th

The justices, divided 4-4, left in place a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling in favor of state Democ

The justices will hear a Trump administration appeal of a 2019 lower court ruling that found the pol

A coalition of local governments and civil rights groups had sued the administration, arguing that m

In a decision issued late last week, US District Judge Timothy Kelly said he adopted a special exper

Informal visits begin accelerated confirmation process Republicans intend to complete before Novembe

Leader of high court's liberal wing will receive historic tribute this week when she becomes first w

DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis says Russia is 'likely to continue amplifying criticism of v

Delays in mail service have sparked protests across the United States, as well as widespread condemn

The latest survey, conducted between July 1 and 23, comes on the heels of one of the most consequent

But president says Florida vote by mail is OK 

Trevor Reed was found guilty of assaulting two police officers, a charge that he refused to admit

Ginsburg, who has had a series of health issues, said two weeks ago she was receiving chemotherapy t

Information encoded in each ballot helps prevent fraud, but will states be ready for the onslaught o

US Supreme Court leaves in place a July 1 appellate court decision to put on hold a judge's earlier

Decision early Tuesday came after challenge to sedative used in process

Delayed tallies could keep news organizations from calling a winner

Lawsuit accuses president of violating provisions of the US Constitution with his ownership of a hot

Lawmakers expected to vote on resolution curbing president's ability to attack the Islamic Republic