Rights & Justice
Despite record enrollment in Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage, millions of full-time workers remain uninsured. A recent report highlights persistent disparities among low-income earners, workers of color, and non-citizens, underscoring systemic gaps in the nation's health care system
Opinion
Donald J. Trump’s second inauguration is set to be an ironic spectacle—a convicted felon swearing to uphold the Constitution while millions of Americans with lesser convictions are barred from voting. This paradox lays bare America’s hypocritical justice system: a man who falsified records to pay
Rights & Justice
Failing to report on cases like the Osage Wind Farm ruling does more than obscure a significant legal precedent—it reinforces systemic inequities, diminishes Indigenous victories, and obscures the environmental and legal challenges tied to renewable energy development.
Rights & Justice
Exposing "the rotten core of American health care," the shooting of United Health's CEO/ mafia kingpin sparked a flash flood of long-simmering fury at the "legalized murder practiced by all the Brian Thompsons" of a universally despised system run by "heartless vampires" who routinely refuse care
Rights & Justice
How better data, more access, and community-based solutions can drive health equity
Rights & Justice
Slated to head the Office of Management and Budget, Russell Vought was a lead figure in creating Project 2025.
Rights & Justice
The underreporting of police killings reflects systemic inequities and a culture of impunity. Trump’s plan to grant police immunity risks not only preserving this flawed status quo but also deepening the problem.
Rights & Justice
Sandra Hemme’s exoneration ends her 44-year battle against a wrongful conviction, marking her as the longest-incarcerated woman proven innocent in U.S. history.
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Missouri Republicans are moving to undermine a recently approved constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights. Proposals include a personhood amendment, stricter abortion limits, and raising the threshold for voter initiatives, sparking debates over the will of the voters.
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Denaturalization—the process of revoking U.S. citizenship—has historically been a rare and exceptional measure, used against war criminals or individuals who committed fraud to gain citizenship.
Rights & Justice
If this policy moves forward, it could redefine U.S. immigration enforcement—but not without risks. The plan could deepen divisions over immigration, both domestically and globally, and some worry it might tarnish America’s reputation as a beacon for the vulnerable.
Rights & Justice
As more states move toward stricter abortion restrictions, there is an urgent need to consider policies that support both mothers and children post-birth.