The next step is for a grand jury to return an indictment against Boelter, which must happen within 30 days of his arrest.

South Korea’s ambitious plan to improve corporate governance standards got a boost after the parliament voted to approve law changes that will help protect the rights of minority shareholders.

Justice & Health Violating California Residents’ Right to Water People in the nation’s richest strawberry-growing region have lacked safe drinking water for decades.

Four major Front Range water providers including Denver Water will present concerns about the Colorado River District's purchase of Shoshone Power Plant water rights in a Conservation Board hearing.

The 88-page report, “‘Without Water, We Are Nothing’: The Urgent Need for a Water Law in Guatemala,” documents the pervasive lack of access to safe and sufficient water and sanitation ...

A dispute over water could jeopardize ongoing construction of what will eventually be the world’s largest lithium mine. Lithium Americas Corporation filed an emergency motion Monday seeking ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed a bill that will allow homebuilders to draw on groundwater now used by farmers.

As the heat rises in Atlanta, so does a new trend in petty crime. A group called the “water boys” — teens who sell bottled water to passing cars — have been accused of exploiting drivers ...

The Coca-Cola Company is committing to being water neutral in Mexico by 2030, according to Mexico News Daily. The commitment comes on the heels of Mexico's new National Agreement for the Human ...

Andrew Sullivan urges liberals to defend gay rights achievements and reject radical shifts in the LGBTQ movement.

In a New York Times essay, Andrew Sullivan examined how the gay rights movement transformed from civil rights victories to radical gender ideology that has alienated Americans.

Last week, the Supreme Court dealt a devastating blow to trans youth, their families and the communities that support them. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in Skrmetti v. U.S. that SB1— ...