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WASHINGTON — On his first day as attorney general, Merrick Garland pledged a return to what he called the “norms” of the Justice Department and said he would…

Writing in response to an article by Jonathan Berk, Branislav Jakovljević argues that "one of the key differences between academic freedom and freedom of speech is that the former is inseparable from responsibility: responsibility to students, to the field, and to the public in general."

Artificial intelligence accused of misquoting and defaming people online could face litigation as a result of the false information it outputs, legal experts warn.

Once a senior media columnist in Dhaka exclaimed that if one wants to witness how a lone Nobel laureate can be abused in his/her own country, come to

Forty global leaders expressed their “deep concerns for the well-being” of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Muhammad Yunus in an open letter to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Democratic Party’s leader and Hillary Clinton has once again teamed-up with a number of individuals in saving Mohammad Yunus, a controversial individual

Billionaire former New York mayor urges Netanyahu to 'slow down' controversial legislation, says he understands those pulling funds from country

Prominent law professors, including the former deans of Harvard and Yale law schools, signed a joint statement against the Netanyahu government’s plan to dramatically weaken the Supreme Court and curtail the independence of government legal advisers.

Legal scholars say weakening judiciary's independence would pose 'dire risk' to freedom of expression, human and civil rights and efforts to reduce corruption

Three local millages passed on the Nov. 8 ballot in Monroe County.