The U.S. Supreme Court, unable to act because four justices had conflicts of interest, Monday allowed apartheid-related suits against companies to go forward.
Lawyers for radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza want Britain's High Court to deny a request to extradite their client to the United States to face terror charges.
Three men have been indicted for allegedly hacking into a restaurant chain's registers to steal credit and debit card numbers, the U.S. Justice Department said.
A U.S. grand jury in Los Angeles has indicted a museum director from Thailand on charges related to an alleged tax scam involving donated Asian antiquities.
New Mayor Unveils Plans to Turn London's Worst Housing Estates into 'Gated Communities'. Residents Segregated Behind Barbed Wire to Lower Crime Rates in Middle Class Areas.
At least 40 countries expressed interest in starting nuclear power programs, prompting experts to voice concern about possible nuclear weapons proliferation.
