Minnesota Lawyer

The United Nations’ highest court ruled Friday that it has jurisdiction in a case brought by Ukraine that alleges Russia breached treaties on terrorist financing and racial discrimination following its annexation of Crimea.

Roger Stone got his first glimpse on Tuesday of the jurors who’ll decide whether he lied to a congressional committee about his communications with WikiLeaks.

The complicated history of the Civil Rights Act in the U.S. is about to get even more so.

McDonald’s Corp. has been working hard to fend off accusations it overlooks workplace harassment and abuse.

The practice has become a national financial scandal in Germany, ensnaring dozens of banks and financiers in a web of criminal probes across the country.

A giant forest project in Idaho rejected by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is on again, and an environmental group plans to sue, saying it violates the court’s orders.

The biggest recovery ever from an American anti-corruption crackdown is proving lucrative for former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

South Carolina unconstitutionally suspends the drivers’ licenses of people who haven’t paid traffic tickets without first determining if they can afford to pay.

A Supreme Court dispute involving a coral reef off Hawaii could impose major limits on the U.S. Clean Water Act.

The chairman of a St. Louis County police board has resigned.