Justice

“Fear is a great motivator. That’s exactly how they operate.”

At America's biggest low-wage employers, chief executives now pocket 670 times more than their workers.

The “Silent Protest Parade” was the first mass demonstration of its kind and marked a pivotal moment in civil rights history.

As Israel admits to a “technical error” in a drone strike that killed children waiting for water, new reports detail a systemic campaign of targeting Gaza’s basic survival infrastructure under U.S. and Western-backed military operations.

If Obama's health law is reversed, taxes will go down for the rich and up for the poor, while millions lose coverage.

Misconceptions and stigmas: the complex intersection of mental health and gun violence.

Many of the world leaders in the rally would have jailed the Charlie Hebdo staff if they had been operating in those countries. So here are a few Charlie Hebdo caricatures just for the politicians in attendance, for many of whom the victims had only contempt.

A dozen protesters facing federal charges are barred from going to “public gatherings” as a condition of release from jail—a tactic one expert described as “sort of hilariously unconstitutional.”

Energy Transfer pipeline explodes in Pennsylvania, Trump calls Puerto Rico an 'unsung success', the fight against world hunger, and more.

LAPD police chief Charlie Beck has called for charges Officer Clifford Proctor, who shot 29-year-old Brendon Glenn in the back as he lay on the ground.