The US Supreme Court appeared likely to tell a lower court to reconsider a ruling that could revive a lawsuit families of victims killed in Hamas attacks brought against a Lebanese bank.

The justices looked for straightforward answers in two international disputes, putting off more complex questions for the lower courts.

President Donald Trump has put out another dire threat to Hamas, after the White House confirmed direct talks with the group as part an of an effort to finally secure the release of hostages and bodies of the deceased.

General counsel of Israel in New York Ofir Akunis on reports of ongoing talks with Hamas regarding hostage releases and protests over Middle East conflict at Columbia University.

The US is pulling back on auto tariffs for Canada and Mexico amid heightened trade tensions and GOP pushback. President Donald Trump granted a one-month exemption on auto tariffs on the two countries — a move he said would protect the Big Three US automakers from financial harm.

Monday’s argument in BLOM Bank SAL v. Honickman took the justices back to their law school days, with a question straight out of a traditional first-semester course in Civil Procedure. The specific topic here is the standard for reopening a judgment that a court already has entered,

Israel criticized a plan put forward by Arab states for Gaza's reconstruction on Tuesday, while Palestinian militant group Hamas welcomed it.

European leaders are set to meet in Brussels today to discuss how to support Ukraine and strengthen their own military capabilities. President Trump’s decision yesterday to halt U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine, on the heels of his pause on military aid shipments, could reorder the battlefield.