The Indian government is pressing ahead with modifications to a decades-old law governing Muslim-owned properties donated for religious and charitable purposes, a move that critics say may further erode minority rights in the country

Britons are more skeptical about giving migrants who have entered the country illegally a path to legal status than other Europeans, according to a study of five nations

The US National Weather Service has allowed a contract with a foreign-language translation service to expire, creating a potential gap in local-language forecasting

The Trump administration said it made an “administrative error” in deporting a suspected MS-13 gang member to an El Salvador prison despite an immigration judge’s order barring his removal

A Cornell University graduate student activist who was targeted by the Trump administration for deportation says he voluntarily left the country after losing a bid to block his removal.

Lawyers representing five Venezuelans urged the US Supreme Court not to let President Donald Trump resume deportations of alleged gang members without hearings

Artificial intelligence may undermine the region’s social model if countries don’t nurture the skills to harness such technology, ECB President Christine Lagarde says

South Africa needs a just and fair land expropriation law that works efficiently to foster economic growth, Public Works Minsiter Dean Macpherson says

Mining companies and South Africa’s biggest health insurer are offering to help fill the gap left by the US cutting aid programs

US Representative Elise Stefanik was supposed to be done with the Ivy League. Now she’s back, and already turning up the heat on Columbia University.

Amazon plans to resume anti-theft screenings at US warehouses and will ask employees to register phones to prove they aren't stolen

A former senior Deutsche Bank operations executive alleged in a lawsuit that he was illegally fired over a concocted racial bias complaint after he raised concerns that the bank was lying to US regulators

Fuji Media’s TV arm created an environment that structurally exposed young employees to the risk of sexual harassment by actors and other performers, an independent investigation finds

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from his Labour Party to raise wealth taxes rather cutting spending

President Donald Trump’s attack on Big Law has the most powerful firms struggling to figure out how to respond and avoid becoming his next target.

The head of the FCC ordered an investigation into Walt Disney and its ABC network over their diversity, equity and inclusion practices, broadening his examination of media and telecom companies for perceived discriminatory biases.

The University of Michigan is scrapping its once-vaunted program for diversity, equity and inclusion amid Trump administration pressure

The Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan, once the symbol of New York City’s migrant crisis, is laying off nearly all of its employees as the city moves to end its use as a shelter and intake center

UK households are accumulating a “worryingly” large amount of energy bill debt as they face some of the highest prices in the world

US Attorney General Pam Bondi announced an investigation into admissions practices at four California universities, including Stanford and UCLA