Justice

“We are at a critical juncture. Science is under attack.”

Two former Philadelphia police officers developed a pattern of robbing drug dealers and lying on their reports. While they were both convicted, one of the former officers betrayed his partner and informed on him—“There’s no honor among thieves, your honor.”

2024 marked an unprecedented crisis for children globally, with record numbers displaced, malnourished, and deprived of basic rights due to escalating conflicts.

Despite being lightweight, the Wikkelhouse is durable and has a minimum life span of 50 years.

Is this the highest-profile example of a growing push by Republicans to give supporters broad power to sue over issues important to their base?

As the Democratic National Convention kicks off in Chicago, thousands of protesters take to the streets, calling on Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party to end unconditional U.S. military support for Israel as the Gaza conflict enters its tenth month.

Democrats introduce a bill to hike fuel taxes on private jets and invest the new revenue in public transportation.

As UPS drivers around the country struggle to do their jobs in triple-digit temperatures—literally baking inside non-air-conditioned trucks—their wealthy employer refuses to take action.

Nebraska law barred regulators from considering spills or pipeline safety in its decision-making process, because who cares about the environment anyways, right?

The NYPD has banned chokeholds, so why do people keep ending up dead after officers utilize them?