In America, liberty and bondage have always been intertwined.
Previously undisclosed documents reveal a sweeping effort by top officials and lawyers to oust the longtime head of the N.R.A. Not only has he remained, but he continues to influence the president.
Democrats who want to change Senate rules for temporary political gain will rue the day, as they have before.
The Indian government has confined about seven million Kashmiris to their homes and imposed a complete communications blackout.
The sound of gunshots is still ringing in the country’s ears. Do the justices hear it too?
One-on-one with the Missouri senator.
Jones Day is accused of unlawfully dismissing a lawyer who questioned a gender disparity in its policies, and underpaying his wife when she worked there.
New York has had success with a project that provides pro bono lawyers for detainees. The Trump administration is undermining it.
Japan and South Korea stir up an old, odd rivalry.
For India’s new rulers, Muslim-majority Kashmir was the perfect place to announce the rise of India’s new muscular nationalism and unabashed majoritarianism.
The portion of the law cited to justify Pedro R. Pierluisi’s ascent to the Puerto Rico governor’s seat is unconstitutional, the court unanimously ruled.
Wanda Vázquez took the oath of office on Wednesday after the portion of the law cited to justify Pedro R. Pierluisi’s ascent last week was ruled unconstitutional.
Wanda Vázquez took the oath of office on Wednesday after the portion of the law cited to justify Pedro R. Pierluisi’s ascent last week was ruled unconstitutional.
Subjugating an entire people wasn’t enough for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The country’s president, Filipe Nyusi, and Ossufo Momade, leader of the Renamo rebel group, pledged to hold peaceful elections on Oct. 15.
France and Germany both prize freedom of expression, but history and experience have led them to impose greater limits on speech than in the United States.
The prime minister says that eliminating Kashmir’s autonomy was just a reorganization. Others see an attack on India’s secular identity and a historic blow to its democracy.
Several mass shootings this year have been announced in advance on the internet message board. Now, the founder says he wants the site taken offline.
By revoking the special status of the mountainous territory, India is courting conflict with Pakistan.
With questions over what will happen when the Russian leader’s term ends in 2024, the Kremlin appears resolved to prevent critics from gaining a political foothold.
Increasingly, the court risks becoming identified as the president’s lap dog.
Melinda Katz, the establishment favorite, was certified as the winner, but Tiffany Cabán has refused to concede.
Prosecutors can’t be truly independent. We can.