A path to freedom? Journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal wins chance to reargue appeal in 1981...
On Thursday, a Philadelphia judge ruled Abu-Jamal can reargue his appeal in the case before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
End trans detention: Biden admin urged to release trans & HIV+ asylum seekers after...
“Many are rejected from their homes. They’re not supported and held with everything that they deserve. And they have no choice but to be out on the streets, trying to survive.”
Senator Expected to Face Federal Corruption Charges
After it was assumed that Attorney General Eric Holder signed off on prosecutors’ request to proceed with corruption charges against Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey, his indictment is expected on various criminal corruption charges.
Berkeley Soda Tax Is Working
Are Berkeley residents better off?
Students Mobilized In Seattle To Win Free Bus Passes, But Fight Still Continues
The fight is not finished. The Seattle Public Schools district didn’t take time to fully hear out the students about their proposed plan.
The Second Amendment was created to put down slave revolts
The founders’ true intent behind the right to bear arms wasn’t liberty—it was control, oppression, and the preservation of slavery.
We are going to triumph
Letter to Bertha Cáceres from her Daughter, Laura Zúñiga Cáceres
Curbing the Soda Industry’s Influence, One County at a Time
Colorado's Boulder County Board of Health will not take donations of any kind from the beverage industry.
Sanctimonious US senators condemn Hong Kong police ignoring far more brutal US cops
“I salute the Hong Kong students for their passion and courage in demanding democratic rights and freedoms in their city.”
Contractor hired by Virginia DEQ to review Dominion’s Atlantic Coast Pipeline works for Dominion
This is not the first time potential conflicts of interest have arisen in the government’s review of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.