Why is Joe Bidenās Department of Justice continuing Donald Trumpās persecution ofĀ WikiLeaksĀ founder, publisher and journalist Julian Assange?
This case is a pivotal test of the willingness of the Supreme Court to check and balance the executive when it perpetrates torture and other war crimes in its āwar on terrorā
In a move calculated to shield Chevron and deter other lawyers from suing giant corporate polluters, U.S. human rights attorney Steven Donziger was sentenced on October 1 to the maximum of six months in prison for criminal contempt
Since the horrific photos of mounted Border Patrol agents menacing Black migrants with whips became public, voices against the Biden administrationās cruel, racist and illegal policies have reached a crescendo.
U.S. military and CIA drone attacks have killed an estimated 9,000 to 17,000 people since 2004, including 2,200 children and several U.S. citizens
To suggest, as Moyn cynically does, that Michael Ratner has prolonged wars by enforcing the rights of the most vulnerable, is sheer nonsense
Outlawing abortion will not prevent abortions. It will prevent safe abortions from occurring within the state
Donald Trumpās installation of three radical right-wing ājusticesā on the Supreme Court is paying off for the forces trying to overturn Roe v. Wade
Missing from the national discourse is analysis of the illegality of the 2001 U.S.-led NATO invasion of Afghanistan and resulting war crimes committed by four U.S. presidents and their top officials and lawyers
If Gov. Gavin Newsom is recalled, the health, civil rights and future of Californians ā and people across the country ā will be profoundly threatened
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