Human Rights Watch blasts Saudi-led coalition for apparent war crimes and failure to investigate.
‘For some of us, organizing and resisting against this system of anti-Muslim violence is survival’
Amid rising anti-Muslim attacks across the United States, many from within targeted communities are calling on U.S. society to address the root causes of this violence by examining deep and "structural" Islamophobia, manifested in modern
New data confirms anecdotes of rising Islamophobic violence reflect nationwide trend.
‘You can’t level the playing field with Wall Street banks and billionaires by taking their money.’
The Bernie Sanders campaign announced Thursday that the Vermont senator has officially received two million contributions, putting him ahead—at this point in the election season—of every other candidate in U.S. history who was not a sitting president. Top aides say Sanders could even beat President Barack Obama's 2012 record. "In his run for a
The oil giant Occidental and the security contractor AirScan faced a lawsuit stemming from their role in the 1998 cluster bombing of a Colombian village,
Striking a blow to a decades-long fight for justice, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday shielded the oil giant Occidental and the security contractor AirScan from charges of human rights violations stemming from their role in the 1998 cluster bombing of a Colombian village that killed 19 civilians. In
‘This feels like a tipping point for our nation.’
It is incumbent on every public figure, elected politician, and media outlet to stand up against the "dangerous tide of hatred, violence, and suspicion" taking hold in the United States, over 700 prominent organizations and people declared in a full-page ad in Thursday's New York Times. "We grieve
‘You can say it’s corruption and cover-up, but at the end of the day, without a culture of white supremacy, things like this wouldn’t be real.’
Chicago's cover-up scandal is deepening after city officials were forced to release additional surveillance footage of the deadly shooting of 17-year-old African American Laquan McDonald by a white officer—and it showed an unexplained 80-minute gap covering the time the teenager was killed. The missing footage aligns with the account of Jay
