We may never know where most of the money came from.

Organizers discuss how they are fighting new women’s prisons in Vermont, Massachusetts, and Illinois.

Lawyers are fighting abortion bans in state court by establishing that pregnant people have a right to life and liberty—or at least self-defense.

ICE's own rules require reports every time an agent uses force. But the agency says it can't find any from its attacks on protesters on Sept. 19, 2025.

Lawmakers want answers about links between Freedom 250 and the president's political operation.

U.S. workers form first recognized unit as global union movement builds across Wikimedia Foundation

After a teenager's death, Brazil is testing its new child online safety law, reports Tech Policy Press fellow Tatiana Dias.

Fighting back against one year of occupation and more ways to show up for your neighbors.

A decade ago Palantir was largely unknown in the UK. It now holds public contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds...

The federal government designates terrorism groups. But Governors Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott have gotten in the game, and a focus is CAIR, a nonprofit.

After the first hearing ever convened by the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, the judge concluded DOJ still had more work to do to make its case. Also: Law Dork on MS NOW.

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At The 51st, we aim to make living in the District easier for the residents who call it home. To that end, one of our editorial focus areas is explainers: stories that demystify opaque city services…

I am a journalist from Gaza, and I have documented loss so relentlessly that I have wondered where all that grief goes. I now know it never disappears. It might feel gone, but then one story comes…

As AI systems become more ubiquitous in hiring, courts are beginning to answer the question that policy keeps postponing: who owns an automated decision?

Over the past year, 'clipping' has grown from a promotional tool in the livestream space to a key strategy for promoting artist content.

The damage at Vjosa-Narta is not fake news. Bulldozers are tearing into one of Europe’s most precious wetlands.

Historians like the Pulitzer Prize winner David Blight have tried to raise awareness of freed slaves who decorated soldiers' graves in 1865

Chicago’s top federal prosecutor abandoned a closely watched case Thursday against four activists who protested outside a federal building during last year’s immigration crackdown in the city, after a...