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The Department of State is proposing a new rule that would specifically allow third parties (including private attorneys, interpreters, and others) to attend interviews at consulates,...

Catherine Kassenoff, 54, who posted on social media that she was about to undergo assisted suicide in Switzerland because of a grueling custody battle, died overseas on May 27.

Laura and Sam Kaitz are cautioning families considering Mexican surrogacy, after their dealings with an agency left them living in separate countries for months.

Laura and Sam Kaitz are cautioning families considering Mexican surrogacy, after their dealings with an agency left them living in separate countries for months.

According to the Center for Migration Studies of New York, “Roughly 218,000 U.S. residents are potentially stateless or at risk of statelessness.”

In 1896, the body of a baby, wrapped in a bag, was fished out of London’s Thames river. An investigation led to the hanging of Amelia Dyer, a “baby farmer” who had killed hundreds of children.

In 1896, the body of a baby, wrapped in a bag, was fished out of London’s Thames river. An investigation led to the hanging of Amelia Dyer, a “baby farmer” who had killed hundreds of children.

The American citizen community in Israel is up in arms regarding the treatment of numerous young American families at the United States Embassy in

Families can spend months waiting to learn the fates of their loved ones, before being forced to trudge through mountains of paperwork and interminable delays before they can lay the fallen to rest.

Ahead of State of the Union Address, Human Rights Campaign Highlights Notable Achievements, Opportunities to Further Improve President’s Record