A group of transgender women couldn’t convince a split federal appeals court to affirm court orders to stop their transfer to male prisons under a Trump executive order.

A Tennessee man was sentenced to one year of probation after prosecutors said he illegally accessed the US Supreme Court’s online filing system and posted screenshots on a social media account titled, “I hacked the government.”

A former banker at Macquarie Group Ltd. must stand trial in Germany over the Cum-Ex affair, a German court ruled, making him the first former staffer from a major international investment bank to face charges in court in the tax scandal.

The acting head of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement will leave the agency at the end of May after a tumultuous year managing President Donald Trump’s mass arrest and deportation campaign.

Authorities in France are trying to reassure jittery digital-asset executives and investors, as a spate of kidnappings and attempted abductions threatens to upend the country’s crypto hub ambitions.

A jury awarded $11.8 million in damages to a man who said he was permanently blinded in his right eye after police struck him with a projectile as he was leaving a celebration of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 2020 World Series victory.