His conduct in several recent cases suggests that Alito is deep in the right-wing conspiracy theory weeds.

A new report says that grocery giant Kroger often incorrectly prices items in ways that make them more expensive at the register.

As world leaders prepare to head to New York for the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week, Democracy Now! speaks with Amitabh Behar, executive director of Oxfam International. “We live in ...

Known for her outsize persona, appearance and talent, she rose from rural poverty to become a top-selling singer, songwriter and entrepreneur.

Flock Safety is rolling out new safeguards as police misuse cases fuel a national debate over privacy, public safety and who should police a growing surveillance network.

Weaponization was not a Biden thing. It's a Trump thing.

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Tech Policy Press fellow Jake Laperruque spoke to Michael Price, litigation director at NACDL and one of the lawyers representing the plaintiff in the case.

After the state’s previous governor created a board to consider clemency for people sentenced to lengthy prison terms as minors, a new administration closes their pathway to freedom.

A conversation with Paul Nemitz, one of the authors of The Open Future and Its Enemies: How We Can Protect Free Society from AI Dictatorship.

The emails focus attention again on the tangle of conflicting statements made by DOJ lawyers — in letters to states, court filings, and public comments — about what the agency planned for the data.

The emails focus attention again on the tangle of conflicting statements made by DOJ lawyers — in letters to states, court filings, and public comments — about what the agency planned for the data.

The report detailed how adults receiving COVID-19 vaccines saw hospitalization rates drop by 55 percent.

The latest target of America’s most aggrieved white guy: a Congressional Black Caucus scholarship program for Black students in their districts.

Black Mississippians won a key ruling last year in a case that challenges how the state elects supreme court justices. But the U.S. Supreme Court may soon weaken the Voting Rights Act and erase their victory.

“A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again,” Trump threatened.

We need to clearly map the landscape we are currently operating within and name the harm, because Trump is not alone.

The vast majority of data centers scheduled for completion over the next few years have yet to even break ground.

Georgia lawmakers have ended their legislative session without addressing concerns over data centers.

Investigative Journalist Sara Posner on how the Christian right’s end times views are shaping U.S. foreign and domestic policies.

What started as an attempt to curb the reputational harm of mugshots posted online has morphed into fast-moving legislation that would limit Georgians’ oversight of police activities. Senate Bill 482 ...