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Iceland may fast-track its referendum on rejoining the European Union, with the vote potentially happening this summer instead of the originally planned 2027 date.

As Germany seeks new global partners, Chancellor Merz's visit to China is crucial. This report examines the potential benefits and challenges Germany faces in its evolving trade relationships.

The U.S. immigration court system is struggling with a quarter fewer judges than a year ago, contributing to depleted staff morale and floundering due process.

The Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump's ability to unilaterally impose tariffs, finding his use of a statute to bypass Congress was invalid. Explore the implications and fallout from this landmark decision.

How the eccentric support system of one women's Olympic hockey gold medalist fuels her success, from her brothers' creative cheers to their unorthodox celebrations.

The Supreme Court delivers a decisive ruling, striking down President Trump's sweeping tariffs. Our in-depth analysis explores the legal reasoning behind this landmark decision.

Federal judges are increasingly frustrated by the Trump administration's refusal to comply with their rulings, leading to growing tensions between the judicial and executive branches.

Former top FBI official David Sundberg, who was ousted under the Trump administration, is running for Congress in Maryland to challenge the president's perceived misuse of federal agencies.

The Supreme Court grapples with the fate of properties like the Havana Docks Company, seized by Cuban revolutionaries in 1960. Explore the complex legal battle and its high-stakes implications.

Washington state, home to tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft, is considering a bold new tax proposal that would target the state's wealthiest residents. Can lawmakers overcome the state's longstanding aversion to income taxes?