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Family courts often lean toward joint custody, a preference that some abusers use to continue harassing former partners.

Author Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor discusses Black liberation movements and why the US has always feared Black struggles.

We are a nation on lock down in more ways than we always see.

It's hard to exaggerate the enormity and high-tech nature of Saudi weapons purchases.

Turning countless people into unofficial, online police informants threatens to increase vigilantism and wrongful convictions.

With the rental crisis in the US hitting catastrophic levels, institutional solutions failed but tenant solidarity networks booked a string of victories.

Municipal employees in India are resisting efforts by companies and officials to privatize drinking water.

Privacy is fundamental to free expression, and the FBI has a long history of chilling speech and policing dissent.

Lauren Nickell and Akunna Eneh discuss how students organized this victorious action.

H-1B visa critics say reforming the program would actually benefit both groups of workers.