Protestors stood outside of the US Supreme Court on Jan. 22 at the annual Women’s March event in Washington DC Photo Courtesy of Brooklyn Brown. This month would have marked the 50th anniversary of Roe ...
A version of this story appeared in CNN’s What Matters newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free here. CNN — Sunday marks exactly 50 years since the US Supreme Court granted ...
In this week’s Week in Review: Roku starts making its own TVs, YouTube gets in the sports rights game, and Twitter relaxes its policy on political ads. Top Stories Roku Unveils Own Brand of Smart ...
Download PDFPrint Article It may be difficult to recreate a sense of just how central human rights issues were to Ugandan politics, and therefore how instrumental they were in building and feeding the legend of ...
Last year, the nation’s largest LGBTQ advocacy organization, the Human Rights Campaign, labeled 2021 the “worst year” for LGBTQ rights in modern U.S. history, citing a record number of anti-LGBTQ bills introduced in state legislatures ...
Domestic violence, sexual harassment, and gender inequality are pervasive in conservative Central Asian societies. In recent years, social media have helped draw more attention to the ill-treatment of women and have become a platform for ...
Paycom has lost its most recent assault on the First Amendment in its ongoing dispute with the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA). In a recent court filing, Paycom asked an Oklahoma court to order ...
The initial test of whether ballot measures in defense of abortion rights could be more popular when put to the voters directly came in Kansas, a red state, in August, soon after Dobbs. Voters there ...
Comment on this story Comment Good morning! Congrats everybody, we made it to Friday. Tips, complaints, compliments? Rachel.roubein@washpost.com. Today’s edition: On the cusp of 80, President Biden faces renewed questions about his age. Repeat coronavirus ...
Comment on this story Comment correction An earlier version of this article misstated the policy Democrat Dawn Gile called “wonderful.” It was a $4 billion-a-year education overhaul, not a paid family leave program. This version ...
