The Herald-Leader examined 12 years of open records and open meetings appeals filed with the attorney general’s office.

There is often uncertainty surrounding the public’s right to roam onto private land. It is of course essential that both the ...

Malaysia should move swiftly to strengthen its proposed National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights by ensuring that ...

Members of the public are voicing concerns about a Nova Scotia government bill they say threatens citizens' access to ...

The Federal Court has dismissed a proposed $2.5-billion class action lawsuit alleging systemic anti-Black racism against ...

Detransitioners get a personal meeting with Education Secretary Linda McMahon for fifth annual Detransitioner Awareness Day.

In a digital age where social media amplifies voices and accelerates discourse, a recent exchange between Azealia Banks and J ...

A new study shows the positive impact gender-affirming hormone therapy, or GAHT, can have on the depression rates for ...

Since January, the Trump Administration has taken a series of actions that touch virtually every aspect of higher education ...

Federal Government Under Siege is a multipart series that explores the impact of the Trump administration’s overhaul of the ...

Lawmakers have passed bills protecting victims of illegal photography, banning cellphones in classrooms, and creating a new ...

Without a transparent and independent investigation, the Bangladesh Army’s attempt to dismiss the UN’s findings appears to be ...