Twelve years after an infamous Chevron fire in Richmond, California, two key regulations are being challenged in court.

Health care workers know from experience that only organizing will lead to enforceable standards and better conditions.

Even from his hospital bed, Pope Francis continued his near-daily video calls in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.

Authorities reportedly expelled the child without medication in a move a judge said was carried out without due process.

In a clear case of racial profiling, immigration police in Florida unlawfully arrested and held a US-born citizen.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture cancelled a program intended to provide public schools with locally produced fresh vegetables.

The arrest signals that Trump is “ramping up a campaign of intimidation against the judicial branch,” one critic noted.

To survive fascist attacks, universities must commit to a future in which they serve the people, not the elite.

Buffalo hotel workers are facing off with a Trump-aligned developer in their battle to unionize. We fell short of our goals ...

This is, to us, an unprecedented opportunity,” the executive chairman of GEO Group said shortly after the election.

Trump is weaponizing a high-tech surveillance state in violation of international human rights law, experts say.

Trump and his commerce secretary are threatening to make medications more expensive by slapping tariffs on them.