"We ally together. We lift up those who lift up us," the project's creative director, Sérah Jophiel Munroe, said.

If the Three-Fifths Compromise in U.S. history fraction the worth of persons of color, then the one-tenth and greater illegal disparities in generational wealth, which violate legally enforceable ...

In an era of ecological collapse, law must evolve to hear the testimony of rivers, whales, and forests — not as metaphors, ...

Friends of the San Juans is excited to welcome and introduce Magali Cota as their new legal director and staff attorney.

In a ruling that could reshape how the law views pets, a Brooklyn judge just made headlines. Justice Aaron Maslow suggested that dogs might count as “immediate family” in the eyes of the court—not ...

The saga of the Klamath provokes a more fundamental, yet often ignored, set of questions: What is a river for? Irrigation?

The nonprofit organization collects reports of UFOs and investigates cases of unexplained sightings. The 2,174 sightings are an increase from previous years. In 2024, the agency logged 1,492 sightings ...

Case Digest Summary Plaintiffs Trevor DeBlase and Nan DeBlase commenced suit to recover damages, including for emotional distress, resulting from defendant driver Mitchell Hill negligently killing ...

Christopher Berry, the Executive Director of the Nonhuman Rights Project, discusses a New York judge ruling that dogs are part of the family. June Grasso hosts.

(Texas Civil Rights Project) The Texas Civil Rights Project said the family was placed in expedited removal, which allows for rapid deportation without a court hearing.

Earlier this month, Colorado's governor signed a bill making it a crime for someone to have or share fake, but "highly realistic" images of children that are explicitly sexual.

After the sudden repeal of the Texas Dream Act, multiple Texas nonprofits are suing on behalf of Austin Community College.