The inhumane buoy traps were placed by Greg Abbott to harm and kill people who were just looking to move to survive and thrive.
Human Rights & Justice
Many of Augusto Pinochet's officers were involved in systematic and widespread human rights abuses after overthrowing the Chilean government. Some of these were contacts or agents of the CIA or U.S. military.
While Saudi authorities are spending billions on PR, out of public view, Saudi border guards have killed Ethiopian migrants and asylum seekers, including women and children, who tried to cross the Yemen-Saudi border.
State election officials could themselves, or in response to a petition of a citizen of that state, refuse Trump a place on the 2024 ballot because of the automatic 14th Amendment disqualification.
How many migrants need to literally die on Greg Abbott's watch for us to treat what's happening at the Texas border as the national scandal that it should be?
Trump is starting to get oriented to the fact that it’s not his life anymore, not the part of it that will be tried in at least three and possibly four courtrooms over the coming 12 or more months.
Banning books has been an issue in America since the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock. This modern crusade against books has been fueled by a small but noisy few that do not represent the majority.
Greg Abbott's edicts in Texas are causing migrants to get cut up by razor wire, children to drown, workers to die of heat stroke and women to endure failing pregnancies.
Trump's 37-count indictment is now a 42-count indictment, all this transpiring on the same day that his attorneys met with prosecutors from the Special Counsel’s office to discuss the next indictment in the pipeline.
Sensing just how unpopular their agenda is, far-right, anti-choice extremists are attacking reporters for calling their abortion bans “bans.”
Some GOP-led legislatures are trying to criminalize patients who leave their home states for either abortions or gender-affirming healthcare.
The nonprofit Committee for Education Funding noted that the Republican proposal would impact "virtually all" education programs, hitting teacher funding, student aid, and more.