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Why the U.S. War on ISIS Is Illegal

No court has ever addressed the government’s justifications for military force in so many places. Now, one will.

Police Officer Wins Settlement From City That Fired Him for Not Shooting a Black Man

To combat the use of excessive and deadly force by police, we need more officers trained in de-escalation nationwide.

House Members Are Pushing a Bill That Will Roll Back the Rights of People With Disabilities

The “ADA Education and Reform Act” neither reforms nor educates.

Your Rights in the Border Zone

As Customs and Border Protection becomes increasingly aggressive, knowing your rights is crucial.

Ohio’s Chief Justice Stands Up to Jeff Sessions in Support of Low-Income People

Supreme court justice in Ohio reminds judges everywhere that criminalizing poverty is unconstitutional.

Good News!

Novelist Joyce Carol Oates’ dystopian short story on America in the post-civil liberties era.

Staying Safe When You Say #MeToo

These days, women who speak out need to worry about online harassment, too. Here are some digital defense tips that can help.

9 Major Insurance Companies Are Profiting the Most Off the Broken Bail System

Accredited Surety is one bail shark among many who exploits poor Americans trying to make bail.

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