Justice

The OSHA heat regulation was one of the few to have broad public support, but Democrats can’t ever seem to get their act together.

After losses like Pamela Price’s, criminal justice reformers are grappling with how to address voters’ perceptions about public safety.

The U.S. has a long tradition of shielding Israel (and itself) from war crime allegations — and threatening The Hague.

Nine health care workers at UCSF report censorship or punishment for speaking out about human rights for Palestinians — or simply wearing a pin.

The fights over Gaza protests are playing out online, in campus quads, internal disciplinary proceedings, and in the courts.

Reports of the criminal justice reform movement’s death are greatly exaggerated.

California just voted in harsher penalties despite low crime rates, thanks to TV news, a $16 million campaign, and a slow defense by criminal justice advocates.

Harris could have focused on how U.S. foreign policy pushes immigrants to leave their homes. Instead, she ran on border security.

Researchers reveal the significant role the Danish firm has played in delivering military goods to Israel, including armored vehicles.

People touched by the justice system worry about the plan’s call to scale up attacks on reform-minded prosecutors.