New data shows telehealth abortion prescriptions are replacing interstate travel for procedures, as digital networks quietly bypass state bans through shield laws and mail-order pharmacies.
Children account for the highest death rate on organ transplant lists — a result of federal guidelines that favor adults and Congress's refusal to fund life-saving technologies.
A court ruled that police officers who sued Afroman for mocking their failed drug raid have no grounds to silence him — a crucial First Amendment victory as law enforcement increasingly uses civil suits to punish critics.
The FBI's new partnership with UFC fighters reveals how law enforcement is adopting entertainment violence while Trump plans cage fights at the White House.
A ProPublica investigation documents rising measles and whooping cough rates in states that weakened vaccine requirements following RFK Jr.'s recommendations — a public health crisis the administration refuses to acknowledge.
Federal courts are dealing a series of defeats to universities and advocacy groups trying to silence criticism of Israel by redefining it as antisemitism, with judges ruling that pro-Palestinian speech is constitutionally protected.
The Title X program providing free reproductive healthcare to 2.3 million low-income Americans expires March 31 with no explanation from Congress, threatening a public health catastrophe.
Sociology faculty across Florida are quietly refusing to comply with state restrictions on teaching race, gender, and inequality, viewing censored curricula as incompatible with academic integrity.
Abortion laws by state vary drastically after Dobbs v. Jackson. Fourteen states ban abortion entirely, 16 states protect access, and the rest impose restrictions. Here's where the law stands now.
Nick Shirley promoted a video describing Orthodox Jewish communities as an 'invasion,' exposing how platforms fail to stop antisemitic content when it's packaged as political commentary.
Governor Kathy Hochul is asking state lawmakers to delay emission mandates in New York's climate law, citing potential utility bill increases — while environmentalists argue she's using fossil fuel price volatility as cover to abandon climate commitments.
The 2025 Academy Awards rewarded films that acknowledge injustice without implicating power structures. What Hollywood refuses to celebrate reveals more than what it honors.
Nations with solar infrastructure and EV adoption are weathering the Iran oil crisis with minimal disruption, while fossil fuel-dependent economies face collapse as prices surge past $140 a barrel.
A federal appeals court just ruled that a California principal violated a 6-year-old's free speech rights when he threatened to call police over her Black Lives Matter drawing.
When institutions face thousands of child sexual abuse claims, they've discovered a legal escape route: file for bankruptcy, cap survivor payouts at pennies on the dollar, and walk away debt-free.
Sonny Burton discovered his death sentence was commuted while standing in Alabama's execution chamber, where condemned prisoners say their final goodbyes — a scene that exposes the arbitrary cruelty of American capital punishment.