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Visits to Texas’ severely understaffed youth prisons show suicide attempts without intervention, water bottles being used as makeshift toilets, and a rash of possibly gang-related fights.

The nominees include the first out gay judge, the first Chinese American woman and the second Latina to serve on their respective courts.

The nominees include the first out gay judge, the first Chinese American woman and the second Latina to serve on their respective courts.

ICE has agreed to stop using third-party contractors to arrest migrants after being sued for the practice by the ACLU.

/PRNewswire/ -- Hansa Biopharma AB, "Hansa" (Nasdaq Stockholm: HNSA), pioneer in enzyme technology for rare immunological conditions, has today on June 30,...

A new psychiatric “court” plan for thousands of unhoused people puts their civil and human rights at risk.

"At the age of 35, with a document that says who I really am, I went back to school and finished my studies, which I had left at 14 because I could no longer bear the bullying and mistreatment," said

How police handle location data has become a point of contention for activists fighting for a number of causes, as many states across the country debate laws that criminalize women seeking abortion or parents obtaining gender-affirming care for their children.

SAN FRANCISCO—Community activists in Northern California today announced a settlement in their lawsuit against the County of Marin and Marin County Sheriff Robert Doyle, whose office illegally made the license plate and location information of local drivers, captured by a network of surveillance...

Larry Edward Foxworth, 48, was indicted on Tuesday on hate crimes charges and federal firearms violations.