Laws

The case of Brock Turner at Stanford has become the focal point of growing international outrage over campus rape.

North Carolina law scrapped by federal appeals court targeted "African Americans with almost surgical precision."

Democrats are acting on their pledges to push for gun legislation.

The NRA operates under the assumption that the following idiom is correct in regard to gun control legislation: "Give an inch, take a mile."

The number of firearms offenses has fallen from a high of 24,094 in 2004 to 7,866 in 2015.

President says opponents would target social programs instituted by her Workers Party if she is removed from office.

State report says mayor's team illegally funneled contributions to campaign committees.

But it may be a little-known court case that decides when gun manufacturers are to blame.

Only Jamaica has entirely repealed laws that would allow journalists to be prosecuted for their reporting.

Panel calls for reform of all laws that "authorize, condone or lead to child sexual abuse."

The president admits the U.S. has failed to keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology.

Rabbi Menachem Margolin of the European Jewish Association wants a change in law to allow Jews to arm themselves.

The Prime Minister will announce new legislation to tackle the outpour of Britons going abroad to fight for groups like Islamic State