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How Immigration Court Works
Normal assumptions about judicial independence from political influence do not apply in immigration proceedings.
Renters Get One Step Closer to Homeownership With This Innovative Program
A Cincinnati nonprofit works to give renters a reason to stay and invest in their homes.
Low Wages Are Driving a Shortage of Care Providers
Providers are leaning more heavily on fundraising to pay caregivers and meet their costs.
Response to “Janus”: Take Their Intellectual “Property”
Reversing the rigged market is the only way forward.
Sea Turtles Offer Dire Warning of Oceans’ Crisis
When one crisis impacts a species and we lose that species, unforeseen consequences could come back to haunt us.
Meet the Activists Arrested for Opposing the Mountain Valley Pipeline
The pipeline company has used the full power of the state against them, including Virginia's anti-terrorism unit.
New York’s Suicide Prevention Program Is the First of Its Kind in the US
Results from a Swiss study were promising: Suicidal behavior dropped by 80 percent.
Overly Bureaucratic Procedures and Long Waits Cut Off Support to 22 Million Yemenis
The delays by both sides violate international humanitarian law.
How Far Can the Left Go in the Democratic Party?
The odds are still stacked against those, like Ocasio-Cortez, who hope to transform the Democratic Party.
Immigrant Toddlers Ordered to Appear in Court Alone
Children will face court proceedings as they grapple with the trauma of being taken from their parents.