Proceedings in US court against former New York City mayor who became a Trump aide also bring to light remarks mocking size of Jews' genitalia

Justices reject appeal on behalf of an Arkansas newspaper that objected to a state law that reduces fees paid to contractors who refuse to sign pledge not to boycott Israel

Leah Koppel, 60, left the US eight years ago for Israel with her three children, saying her spouse had been abusing them; a US court closed her case this week

Appearing in New York court after extradition to US from Bahamas, FTX founder largely silent as judge details fraud charges against him

Adam and Lorca Cohen are waging legal battle against Robert Kory, alleging he forged a document to 'steal the Hall of Famer’s legacy from his own children'

Renowned producer left in 1978 during trial relating to sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl; presiding judge was swayed by publicity, Polanski's lawyer claims

Ruling by St. Louis-based Eighth Circuit court is a major victory for pro-Israel activists who have pushed some 30 states to adopt anti-BDS laws

Barry Jacobson has fought conviction for four decades; now, case to be dismissed because a juror called him 'one of those New York Jews'; racism in courts must be fought, he says

First Black woman nominated to high court will go before the Senate Judiciary Committee Monday, in a bid to replace retiring Justice Stephen Breyer

Kaleb Cole, 25, sent swastika-laden posters to ADL members and reporters in 3 states on behalf of Atomwaffen Division hate group; jury took 90 minutes to return verdict