Greg B. Smith, Yoav Gonen / The CITYFederal prosecutors unsealed an indictment today charging Adams with bribery, soliciting contributions from foreign nationals and wire fraud.Women
James Carden / Responsible StatecraftWhy should we take seriously those responsible for some of the worst, bloodiest national security decisions in recent memory?Courts & Law
Brett Murphy / ProPublicaU.S. law requires the government to cut off weapons shipments to countries that prevent the delivery of U.S.-backed humanitarian aid.
Matt Broomfield / TruthdigA decade after their celebrated victories, the foreign volunteers who helped defeat ISIS wage lonely battles against PTSD and harassment by Western governments.Courts & Law
Ruxandra Guidi / High Country NewsThere are 123 climate deniers in Congress, including three-fourths of the congressional representatives of Western states.Prison Reform
Edward Carver / Common DreamsThe unprecedented lawsuit alleges decades of lies about the recyclability of plastics, propagated to increase production.Opinion
Paul Hedreen / FAIRThere are good reasons states from Louisiana to New York have passed anti-price-gouging laws. Just don’t expect to hear much about them.
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Courts & Law
Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment today charging Adams with bribery, soliciting contributions from foreign nationals and wire fraud.
Women
A new ruling will impact 162,000 workers with health plans tied to the Catholic Benefits Association.
Politics
Why should we take seriously those responsible for some of the worst, bloodiest national security decisions in recent memory?
Courts & Law
U.S. law requires the government to cut off weapons shipments to countries that prevent the delivery of U.S.-backed humanitarian aid.
TD Original
A decade after their celebrated victories, the foreign volunteers who helped defeat ISIS wage lonely battles against PTSD and harassment by Western governments.
Courts & Law
The execution was carried out even after details emerged seemingly proving Marcellus Williams' innocence.
Environment
There are 123 climate deniers in Congress, including three-fourths of the congressional representatives of Western states.
Prison Reform
From cell blocks to Congress, the fight to give incarcerated workers basic labor rights gains steam.
Environment
The unprecedented lawsuit alleges decades of lies about the recyclability of plastics, propagated to increase production.
Opinion
There are good reasons states from Louisiana to New York have passed anti-price-gouging laws. Just don’t expect to hear much about them.
TD Original
A sex scandal involving its most admired celebrity is shaking France to its core.
Environment
The oil and gas industry has been using the basin as a free disposal site for decades.
TD Interview
A new book offers a personal and political history of Bush-era America and its imprints on the present.