Friday, Mar 28

Utah becomes the first state to end universal mail-in voting, raising concerns about voter access and potential impacts on turnout.

Thursday, Mar 27

A federal judge rules extreme heat in Texas prisons is unconstitutional but refrains from mandating air conditioning installation for now.

Thursday, Mar 27

South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission reveals major violations in foreign adoptions, calling for state apologies and reforms.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Portland schools face a federal investigation regarding transgender athlete participation in girls' sports under Title IX.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Supreme Court hears Louisiana redistricting case, focusing on the impact of voting rights and racial demographics on electoral maps.

Saturday, Mar 22

The Trump administration cuts key offices at DHS responsible for civil rights and immigration oversight, impacting public complaints and regulatory functions.

Friday, Mar 21

A federal jury in New York convicted two men for plotting to assassinate Iranian American journalist Masih Alinejad, a scheme allegedly backed by the Iranian government.

Friday, Mar 21

Canada's Foreign Minister condemns China's execution of four Canadians, escalating ongoing tensions over drug crimes and diplomatic relations.

Friday, Mar 21

Tensions escalate as the Justice Department defies a federal judge's order for details on deportation flights amid growing calls for judicial impeachment.

Friday, Mar 21

Indonesia's parliament approved controversial amendments to the military law, raising concerns of authoritarianism and sparking widespread protests among pro-democracy activists.