How to make a judge mad: After policyholders are diagnosed with HIV, find false excuse to cancel their insurance

"[Ressa] believes justice will win the day," filmmaker Ramona S. Diaz, who fears she is now a target, tells Salon

The comment was made in reference to what she called "A historic victory for white life in the Supreme Court"

There's a common perception that Muslims pose a threat to the security of the U.S., but the real threat is to them

Trump recognizes a day dedicated to tolerance with calls to undermine LGBTQ protections and Islamophobic propaganda

Trump predicted that he would be indicted on Tuesday, but no charges have been issued so far

After 2020 defeats, Republican legislators across the country are trying to reconfigure or undermine state courts

Over the decades, Protestant leaders have largely disappeared from pro-birth control arguments

Keith Tharpe’s execution — just stopped by SCOTUS — shows how racial bias works in the criminal justice system

"For the purposes of all formal filings," lawyers say, the suspect "will be addressed as Mx. Aldrich"

Based on Nino's moral reasoning, let's hope the issue of torture doesn't come before the Supreme Court anytime soon

There is a double standard: White terrorists are dealt with as lone wolves, Islamists are existential threats

The prudish wing of the Internet is up in arms over a young "Modern Family" character who simply appears to swear

White House pressed on "next steps" after more than a dozen HBCUs targeted with bomb threats

Travis Runnels was sentenced to death for the 2003 murder of prison employee Stanley Wiley