Three judges from the International Criminal Court are suing President Donald Trump and his administration in a U.S. federal court, calling the government a “sanctions regime” illicitly punishing them for their prior rulings.ICC judges Kimberly Prost from Canada, Reine Alapini-Gansou from Benin, and Solomy Balungi Bossa from Uganda jointly filed a lawsuit on Wednesday in the federal court in Manhattan seeking immediate relief from sanctions imposed on them by the State Department and Treasury Department for their activities related to the court.They contend that the sanctions were designed to “exert extra-judicial pressure […] by targeting their financial and other personal...