South African law firms file court challenge to set aside national policies governing Black ownership and representation in the legal profession.

Iraq selects businessman Ali al-Zaidi as new prime minister following weeks of political deadlock. The appointment concludes a period of intense negotiations involving domestic Shia factions and foreign actors.

Businessman Ali al-Zaidi has been selected as the new prime minister of Iraq following weeks of political deadlock among Shia parties and foreign influence.

Slovenia's nationalist leader secures a parliamentary majority, moving closer to a political comeback. The result follows a vote confirming the leader now commands enough support to form a government.

Slovenia's nationalist leader has secured a parliamentary majority, moving closer to a political comeback.

Trump's Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh denies any connection to Jeffrey Epstein after his name was referenced in files on the convicted sex offender.

Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s nominee for Federal Reserve chair, denied any ties to Jeffrey Epstein after his name surfaced in files linked to the convicted sex offender.

The U.S. Supreme Court appears sympathetic to the Trump administration's legal bid to revoke humanitarian deportation protections for Syrian and Haitian nationals.

The U.S. Supreme Court signaled potential support for the Trump administration's efforts to end humanitarian deportation protections for individuals from Syria and Haiti.