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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Colorado's law banning conversion therapy unconstitutionally regulates speech based on viewpoint, striking down the state's ban.

Critics argue the exemption exploits a 'self-made gas crisis' and could endanger the rare Rice's whale in the Gulf of Mexico.

The proposed 50-story Trump presidential library in Miami has been met with widespread ridicule, featuring a gold-covered design and an Air Force One exhibit in the lobby.

After stalled negotiations at the World Trade Organization, a global ban on digital services taxes has expired, setting the stage for new digital tax disputes across borders.

Hugo Chavez's socialist 'Chavismo' movement has long opposed US intervention in Venezuela. But how have Chavistas adapted to the shifting US-Venezuela relationship?

A recent trial of pro-Palestinian activists reveals concerning patterns of politicized policing in the UK that threaten the fundamental right to protest for all citizens.

Despite victories, narrowing margins in Serbian local elections signal a shifting political landscape and rising momentum for anti-government protests against President Vucic's ruling party.

Serbia's ruling SNS party wins local elections, but with narrowing margins, suggesting a shifting political landscape and growing momentum for anti-government protests.

The Supreme Court examines allegations of racial discrimination in jury selection during the 2006 capital murder trial of Terry Pitchford in Mississippi.

In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court overturns Colorado's ban on 'conversion therapy', siding with a Christian counselor who argued the law violated free speech.