Courts & Law

The Trump administration's travel ban finally reaches the SCOTUS Wednesday, posing enormous questions involving the structure of the American government and our values.

Closing arguments continued Tuesday during the seventh week in the trial of four former Wilmington Trust executives accused of bank fraud.

The mental health bill would keep firearms out of the hands of those who present a danger to themselves or others.

On Tuesday, the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court ordered a lower court to immediately grant Mill bail.

Any recovery from the lawsuits won't ease the financial burdens for many others affected by the financial costs of the crisis.

Philadelphia's District Attorney says the city has made progress in the just over 100 days he's been in office.

Two allies of former Republican Gov. Chris Christie are hoping to overturn their 2016 criminal convictions for their roles in closing lanes on the George Washington Bridge.

Prosecutors say defense is ‘partially right’ in using the term, but says it applies to Cosby.

Robert Harra, David Gibson, William North and Kevyn Rakowski are accused of hiding millions in bad loans on the bank’s books

A white van has struck multiple pedestrians in the North York area of Toronto. The driver was located and arrested, said police.

Cosby faces three counts of aggravated indecent assault.

Immigrants' rights advocates have launched two initiatives, trying to pressure the state government to close down the detention center.

Defense attorneys want Williams — once a close friend of chief accuser Andrea Constand — to talk about how Constand willingly participated in a pyramid business scheme.

A federal judge has sentenced Mohammed Jabbateh to 30 years in prison for lying to U.S. immigration officials about being a brutal warlord during Liberia's first civil war.

The federal government cannot withhold public safety grants from cities that refuse to cooperate with President Trump's immigration policies.