Turkish women’s rights are in a precarious state. But feminists are pushing back and achieving real victories.
With its ruling in the Ward Churchill case, a court has effectively given the university's board of regents the power to fire whomever they want, whenever they want, for unpopular political speech.
We are witnessing a reordering of American life not seen in half a century.
The party’s signature election-reform bill faces long odds in Congress, in part because of the problems it seeks to address.
The Russian opposition leader convicted Wednesday has faced four years of show trials.