Justice

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More than providing frontline support to people facing deportation, court watch is a necessary primer on growing U.S. fascism.

A third former Tennessee correctional officer pleaded guilty to a federal offense and admitted concealing other correctional officers’ assault of an inmate by covering up a prison security camera with his hand. Three out of at least five correctional officers...

As Arizona’s abortion rights amendment heads to a vote this November, the state’s largest-ever petition drive signals a pivotal moment in the battle for reproductive freedom.

It is clear that people in the United States will not tolerate changes that drive millions of more people off of health insurance.

As Black-owned banks disappear, politicians are under increasing pressure to save them. Big deposits are a ready solution, but sometimes they burden the banks more than they help.

Amidst ethical scrutiny, The New York Times delves into the actions of a freelancer whose social media activity casts shadows on journalistic neutrality in conflict coverage.

After Trump’s numerous Super Tuesday victories, U.S. citizens flood to google to find out more about moving to Canada.

U.S. prison system seen as a death threat...

It is not fair to expect oppressed people to answer violence with nonviolence, but it’s what actually works far more often.