Of 65 members on the impeachment commission, 37 face charges of corruption or other serious crimes
The FTC claims the German firm falsely advertised that hundreds of thousands of diesel vehicles were environmentally friendly, when this was not the case
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is seeking feedback on regulations proposing that Internet domain names offering “domestic access” should only be provided by services supervised by the government
The proposal is based on a disputed premise that a fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks; many doctors are concerned about health risks for women
FBI found another way to access the device’s contents without the company’s help
The only way for Google to uphold the privacy ruling was by delisting results popping up under name searches and linking them instead to outdated information across all its websites
The tarnished president should now resign
The Cour de cassation rejected arguments by Sarkozy´s lawyers who had argued the wiretapping was carried out in breach of lawyer-client privilege
Atkins Thomson Solicitors files claim it is yet to be paid for work carried out for the singer in the two years leading up to his death
Stun guns are protected by the Second Amendment right to bear arms
While such bills have little chance of becoming law, they can push governments to act
There will likely be dozens of judicial vacancies, including nine on the appeals courts one step below the Supreme Court, waiting to be filled by the next president
Government testing a way to unlock the phone of San Bernardino gunman Syed Rizwan Farook without Apple’s help
For the amendment to pass, the National Assembly and the Senate must agree on the "same text of the legislation and ... both chambers of Parliament approve it by a three-fifths majority
First law in the U.S. requiring mandatory labels is set to go into effect on July 1 in Vermont
The bill was introduced by Senators John Cornyn and Patrick Leahy early in 2015 and passed through the Senate legislative process with relative ease
The 341,813 pending civil cases represented a little more than a 1% increase over the previous year, while the number of cases filed decreased
Otto Warmbier, 21, a University of Virginia undergraduate, was convicted and sentenced in a one-hour trial in North Korea´s Supreme Court.
Obama choose a centrist appeals court judge for the lifetime appointment and daring Republican senators to refuse consideration of a jurist who is highly regarded throughout Washington.
Almost 300 investors from across the world claim the carmaker failed to keep the markets informed about the emissions scandal
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