India’s constitutional architecture has, on more than one occasion, witnessed the spectacle of the legislature reasserting ...

Nicholas Haysom, a white South African anti-apartheid activist who was tapped by prisoner-turned-president Nelson Mandela to ...

A coalition of over 500 women’s rights organisations under the banner of Womanifesto has expressed outrage over alleged “coordinated campaign of sexual violence and assault” against women in Ozoro ...

In a hearing earlier this month on the bill, abortion rights advocates said the bill would impact low-income, rural, and ...

The unanimous Supreme Cort decision means the preacher, whose group yelled at concertgoers outside a Mississippi amphitheater, can sue for free speech rights.

Two and half years since federal appeals court judges first called the law an unconstitutional "muzzling of speech" rights, California's state government has agreed to pay $1.4 million ...

The Legislature is closing in on an immigration deal as leaders embark on serious budget negotiations. The annual spending ...

Widespread outrage follows the horrific Delta festival assault where women were stripped and sexually molested. Videos of the incident have gone viral.

Trump says he may leave NATO—but U.S. law forbids unilateral withdrawal. Democrats should tell allies to ignore any illegal exit attempt.

(RNS) — How the pursuit of religious liberty, from Muhammad to American dissenting clergy, underlies the United States’ promise of freedom.

The most pressing question about the SAVE America Act is not whether it’s going to pass, but why President Trump and his allies are so determined to see the Senate put up a bill that’s doomed to fail.

The Supreme Court on Monday will hear from Republicans and Libertarians who sued the state, arguing that federal Election Day statutes envision a single day for casting ballots, which would mean grace ...