'The victims accuse the social media giants of knowingly providing services to groups like ISIS and Hezbollah.'

Iran's former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has asked President Obama to 'quickly fix' a court ruling that seizes $2B from Iran for terror victims.

The 120-nation Nonaligned Movement (NAM) headed by Iran accused the US Supreme Court on Thursday of violating international law by ruling that nearly $2 billion in frozen Iranian assets can be paid to victims of attacks linked to the country.

Iran asked the United Nations on Thursday to intervene with the US government over a Supreme Court ruling that allows nearly $2 billion in frozen Iranian assets to be paid to victims of terrorist attacks for which the Islamic Republic has been blamed.

Iran rejected a US court ruling that victims of Iranian-backed terrorism can seize Iranian funds, calling it "the theft of the assets and properties of the Islamic Republic of Iran."

Sending a message to Iran that it will bear the consequences of its support of global terrorism, the US Supreme Court ruled that victims of Iran-sponsored terror can collect compensation in $2 billion from frozen Iranian funds.

A US Supreme Court ruling earlier this month gave support to the Obama administration’s position on the status of Jerusalem. You can do something about it by showing off your passport. Learn how!

A number of US congressmen, including Republicans and Democrats, are calling on President Barack Obama to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.

In what can be considered a dangerous, precedent-setting ruling, the US Supreme Court declared that the United States does not recognize Jerusalem - both the Eastern and Western parts of the city - as the capital of the state of Israel.