By acknowledging the role of online platforms, the Amendment Act attempts to align Zimbabwe’s media law with 21st century realities, where traditional radio and television are no longer the sole ...

Several years ago, the City of San Leandro had the idea of creating an “ale trail” between two neighboring breweries, 21st Amendment and Drake’s.

Supreme Court Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar on Wednesday inquired why the 21st Constitutional Amendment did not invalidate military courts.The judge, part of the seven-member constitutional bench led ...

When people realized that the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, which banned alcohol, wasn’t such a good idea, they didn’t get rid of it through a president’s executive order.

Lawyers for the legislature argued that in the 21st century, the definition of a "newspaper" has changed dramatically and there were volumes of news coverage.

Lawyers for the state argued that in the 21st century, the definition of a newspaper is different and digital and news coverage itself ought to be sufficient.

Proposed solutions Aprill and I recommend that the IRS change its definition for churches to the associational one adopted by some courts in rulings as early as 1980.

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Congress had provided in the constitutional amendment that three-fourths of the states, through conventions, were required to ratify the 21st Amendment.

A “no” vote on Amendment J maintains the current language in the Colorado Constitution that defines a valid marriage as a union between one man and one woman.

Such a coordinated, multistakeholder model better suits the South African context than that proposed in the Bill. The Australian Act’s definition of corruption (in section 8) is also instructive.

Citizenship in the 21st century: Decades-long citizenship debate in India shifts from jus solis to jus sanguinis principles, sparking protests and legal complexities.