She’s not the first Trump Cabinet official to face scrutiny over spending on office revamps

Supporters of Palestinian candidate Yousef Jabareen of the Joint List party celebrate early exit poll results, at the party’s headquarters in Nazareth, during Israel’s legislative election. As Israeli politicians begin to try to build a coalition government, after an election that saw no clear winner, response from politicians in surrounding Arab countries has been muted

Lawyers for two of the men named as defendants in Jane Doe‘s lawsuit have filed challenges to James' appointment

Tourists would be able to experience a year-round monsoon at Gujarat's Statue of Unity with an upcoming rainforest set up. The project would be spread across 12 acre, featuring lush green, waterfall and more.

Campaigners had warned some families could face an unfair financial penalty because of delays which were not their fault.

Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul’s memoir, Without Fear or Favour, recounts his nearly five decades in the Indian judiciary and examines Supreme Court judge appointments, executive influence and the Collegium. Kaul also reflects on his disagreements with former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud.

India's food industry feeds more than a billion people every day. But ensuring that what reaches consumers is safe has become an increasingly difficult challenge. The country has witnessed a rise in cases of food adulteration, with sometimes fatal consequences. As concerns over adulteration and poor hygiene grow, questions are being raised about whether regulators can effectively oversee such a sprawling sector.

An Egyptian man returns to court Thursday to change his not guilty plea to federal hate crime and other charges for a deadly firebombing attack on demonstrators in Colorado last year