Supreme Court

Legislation introduced yesterday represents the first attempt by a bipartisan group in Congress to reinstate the vital protections of the Voting Rights Act that the Supreme Court took away.

Argentina expected to file final appeal on landmark debt case in February.

A federal judge has upheld the National Security Agency's bulk collection of US telephone data just days after a separate court reached an opposite opinion.

A Senate bill could restore due process rights of appeal for punished federal employees whose jobs are deemed “sensitive.”

Majority debt holders seek to end standoff between Argentina and holdouts.

The anonymity of a city like Bangalore offers Indian gender minorities a little more safety than they might otherwise have.

In the “card check” process, one type of neutrality agreement, an employer agrees to recognize a union if a majority of workers sign union cards.

The free speech rights of American citizens are under attack all across America, but if you're a corporation, you can have all the say you want.

These spots aim to hijack a popular meme to shine a seriously unserious light on the issues of corporate personhood and money as free speech.

The Supreme Court will rule on the right of a corporation owned by abortion opponents to assert its freedom of religion on health insurance, trumping a woman's choice of …