Wednesday, Feb 19

Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist, is set free from prison after nearly 50 years, with support from human rights advocates and a commutation by President Biden.

Sunday, Feb 16

Supporters of Alexei Navalny commemorate his death with memorials in Moscow, risking reprisals under Russia's harsh regime.

Sunday, Feb 16

The EEOC plans to dismiss multiple transgender discrimination cases, citing compliance with Trump’s recent executive order on gender identity.

Sunday, Feb 16

Amazon workers in North Carolina rejected unionization in a significant setback for labor efforts, amidst accusations of intimidation and interference.

Saturday, Feb 15

Valentine's Day brings a chance to see the stunning northern lights across multiple US states due to solar activity.

Friday, Feb 14

ACLU files a lawsuit demanding access for migrant detainees at Guantanamo Bay, as the number of high-threat individuals increases under the Trump administration.

Thursday, Feb 13

FCC investigates Comcast and NBCUniversal's DEI policies amid concerns over compliance with civil rights laws.

Wednesday, Feb 12

A UN inquiry reveals the former Bangladesh government led violent crackdowns on protests, leading to potential 'crimes against humanity' as over 1,400 were reportedly killed.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Pope Francis rebukes Trump's mass deportation policies in a letter to US bishops, emphasizing human dignity over illegal status, drawing mixed reactions.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Rep. Nancy Mace accused her ex-fiancé and three men of sexual abuse and assault in a dramatic House floor speech, igniting a political firestorm.