Human Rights

If MLK Day 2013 taught us anything, it is that after the Internet, the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has become one of the most contested of …

MLK's “dream” was never about electing an African-American president.

If anything is strengthening the pro-choice and reproductive justice movements, it's the people, regardless of age, who are working outside the traditional power structures.

More than two decades after the fall of the Berlin wall, what have we learned about barriers that separate people?

The mainstream press regards Julian Assange as neither whistleblower nor journalist, says law professor Jonathan Turley. And his defiance of category has been his downfall.

Peter Collins talks to Jason Leopold.

Much has changed since the 70s, yet the use of informants is still a staple of law enforcement.

“This was somebody who was pushed to the edge by what I think of as a kind of bullying by our government.”

Depression alone didn't kill Aaron. In a statement released over the weekend, his family blamed the Department of Justice's prosecutorial overreach.

The Federal Communications Commission has been around since 1934. And not once has a woman served as chair.