Tell the NYPD: Release Records of Undercover Operations at Black Lives Matter Protests
Help us tell the NYPD to release their records and provide transparency for the undercover operations in peaceful protests.
An economic no-brainer: Empower women, empower economies
As the first woman to lead the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and a leader in advocating for increased investment and action toward...
Terrorizing the vulnerable
“We only want to live in peace, work, have a home, be a family.”
Former correctional officer pleads guilty to punching handcuffed man on video
“Correctional officers who abuse their power and harm inmates violate our civil rights laws.”
New Zealand government to plant 100 million trees yearly
New Zealand’s youngest leader in more than 150 years plans to take the country on a more liberal path after nine years of conservative rule.
Departing EPA official warns of more crises like Flint under current leadership
"Only a few months on the job, Scott Pruitt has become the leading candidate for worst boss in the world.”
The Trump doctrine
Making nuclear weapons usable again.
NPR devotes almost two hours to Afghanistan over two weeks—and 30 seconds to US...
If NPR cared about the Afghan people, its coverage would be aimed at informing listeners about how their country’s policies are dramatically hurting Afghans.
Protests planned nationwide as vote on FCC’s ‘catastrophic’ plan to kill net neutrality looms
Open internet supporters are demanding that lawmakers answer a simple question: "Do you stand for your constituents' ability to communicate and connect, or do you stand for Verizon's bottom line?"
As months pass in Chicago shelters, immigrant children contemplate escape, even suicide
Internal documents reveal despair and tedium in one of the nation’s largest shelter networks for unaccompanied minors.