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Recent detentions and seizures of phones and other material from travelers to the United States have sparked alarm.

The attorney whose legal action halted Trump's original immigration ban has vowed to fight the feds on cannabis enforcement.

Although the executive order has not been re-enacted, women's rights groups perceive that organizing internationally is becoming more difficult.

The GOP's latest attack on reproductive health care could open the door to axing contraception coverage across the board.

Research shows that increases in immigration correspond to significant drops in violent crime.

Generations of workers have been pushed into the trade of logging forests under conditions that align with slave labor practices as defined by Brazilian law.

The preliminary document calls for massive spending reductions in such departments as the EPA while increasing the defense budget.

Perhaps the ocean, in its immensity and its intimacy, its vast and delicate diversity, can awaken us, when appeals to lower carbon emissions have not.

The environmental crisis is likely to spur increasing conflict ending in nuclear war.

This week's episode discusses the Federal Reserve and interest rates, new US and China inequality data and more.