Court System Backlogs Leave Foster Families in the Lurch
Although virtual hearings were often substituted, family courts are administered at the local level, meaning responses to the pandemic were inconsistent.
The FinCEN Files: How Banks Move Trillions of Dollars for Organized Crime and Shady Characters
A new investigation from Buzzfeed News and ICIJ reveal the vast network of dark money.
How Senate Races Are Being Impacted By RGB's Death
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death and her now-vacant seat are ratcheting up the pressure in some key Senate races this November.
Examining Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Legacy on Racial Justice
While much Justice Ginsburg’s legal work indicated clear understandings of racial discrimination, some critics have called out her more personal shortcomings when it came to race.
Thousands of Children Complained of Sexual Abuse in Immigrant Detention
A total of 178 sexual harassment complaints elevated to the Department of Justice alleged that adult staff members sexually assaulted immigrant children in HHS custody.
A new series from the podcast Nancy, "Queer Money Matters" explores how queer folks navigate an economy built for straight, cisgender people.
Indictment and Election Loom for Israel's Prime Minister
Israeli elections are just over a month away, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future may be more in jeopardy now than ever before.
No Charges Against Sacramento Cops Who Killed Unarmed Black Man Last Year
The Sacramento district attorney announced this weekend that no charges would be filed against two officers who killed Stephon Clark in his grandmother's backyard last year.
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