Can the U.S. adjust sensibly to a multipolar world?
“Unless U.S. foreign policy is changed to recognize the need for a multipolar world, it will lead to more wars, and possibly to World War III.”
In March for Our Lives, student rights have become human rights
The young have long been that catalyst for change, and the Never Again movement is a continuation of that tradition.
The intersection of legal discretion and human rights: The case of Brittany Watts in...
Exploring the controversial case of Brittany Watts in Ohio, where legal processes intersect with reproductive rights and societal values.
Three LGBTQ cases before the Supreme Court asks the question: How will this end?
Will the Supreme Court back LQBTQ rights? Time will tell.
As Trump Conjures the Voter Fraud Boogeyman, Voter Suppression is the Real Issue
Nearly 1 in 3 eligible voters in the upcoming election will be a member of a minority group.
Deputy arrested for negligence after Parkland shooting inaction
“The FDLE investigation shows former deputy Peterson did absolutely nothing to mitigate the MSD shooting that killed 17 children, teachers and staff and injured 17 others."
Nationwide rebellion against police violence demands justice for George Floyd
People are protesting the killing in Minneapolis and St Paul as well as across the country.
Houston police kill pedestrian during vehicle pursuit
“We are not going to treat this case any different because it involves officers. It involves a human being who lost his life. So we’re going to be looking at it through that lens.”
Punishment for human rights abusers is irrevocable achievement for Argentine society
“Those who signed that decision did not realize that the trial and punishment of those responsible for human rights abuses during the last dictatorship now form part of the heritage of the Argentine people”
What’s going on in Buffalo these days can be inspiring—and plenty sobering too
Starbucks workers in Buffalo have delivered America’s oligarchs an unexpectedly solid blow.