About Justice
“For a word that has been chiseled into stone monuments for centuries, we could reasonably hope society would by now have the practice and understanding of Justice down cold.”
Victories require vigilance: NationofChange joins Our Lives On The Line rally in Washington, DC
The health care fight is not over. And the Americans that marched to the White House Saturday will make sure that both sides keep working on it.
Everything old is new again
The Trump administration revives institutionalized torture.
Deputy on leave after controversial arrest of mother and teen on video
A Texas sheriff’s deputy was placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation into the incident.
Environmental activists halt Mountain Valley pipeline construction
The temporary construction comes as activists across the state are ramping up pressure to block the pipeline.
Sailor charged with murder after killing man with dumbbell
On Monday, Jason Jablonski appeared in Virginia Beach District Court for arraignment. He has served in the U.S. Navy for 12 years.
VIDEO: 'These Are War Crimes:' Shocking Details Emerge of US Resident Majid Khan’s Torture...
Details of Majid Khan's, the only known legal resident of the U.S. to be held at Guantánamo, torture provides new insight on the abuse by the CIA. The declassified information is both abusive and sick in nature.
How the National Infrastructure Program boosts workers across the economy
The life-changing impact of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure program.
Alabama police officer convicted of murdering suicidal man
“An innocent man was murdered. He called for help, and he got Ben Darby.”
Ramadan under the blockade: The women of Havana’s only mosque
What will happen to the women living under the boot of the U.S. empire if women here sit back and merely wait for the next election cycle?