News Analysis

The June 7 primaries finally settled the Democratic nomination race, but Elizabeth Schulte explains why the outlines of the general election are already well in focus.

As states and corporations increasingly head to court over climate change, a lawyer lays out an ethical roadmap to give the environment a louder legal voice.

An investigative report by Rewire has found that abortion protesters have finally grabbed the brass ring.

While it has done a lot of good, the Affordable Care Act is not a long-term solution to the US health care crisis.

A game-changing interpretation from the National Labor Relations Board narrowed the reasons why an employer may hire permanent replacements during a strike.

Pernicious cultural norms inside US banks have crowded out fundamental moral principles. Ed Kane proposes an antidote.

The Mediterranean is the most dramatic case as it has gone from being the cradle of civilization to a cemetery for asylum-seekers and migrants.

Prisoners throughout Alabama and Texas are reclaiming their humanity — and power — by shutting down the economic infrastructure of their prisons.

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed rules to regulate payday lenders, and Swiss voters decided whether to implement a universal basic income.

Embattled college accreditor ACICS announces that it will halt new applications for accreditation while it institutes reforms.