Justice

To members sincere in their belief that a mass-appeal movement is what’s needed to quell catastrophe, drawing in front-line communities is life or death.

Peter Handke has downplayed Serb atrocities in Bosnia and attended the funeral of strongman Slobodan Miloševic. The Nobel judges ignored it.

At the Office of Professional Responsibility, complaints against federal prosecutors for misconduct go in, but they never come out.

Three cases before the Supreme Court threaten to gut sex discrimination laws. Already imperiled transgender and queer workers could be the hardest hit.

The bastard child of 9/11, the Department of Homeland Security was supposed to help fight terrorism. All it really did was enhance executive power.

The Trump administration has placed significant roadblocks to asylum in the way of Central American women in particular.

Sheriffs for Trusting Communities is backing two candidates in Virginia and one in Louisiana who are running on a plan to end police cooperation with ICE.

On Wall Street, most men accused of sexual harassment continue to pursue their careers — even after paying large judgments.

The U.S. Army has faced almost no resistance to bases named for prominent white supremacists.

“You’re talking about somebody who needs to be removed from the gene pool,” said the CEO of pipeline company Energy Transfer.