Florida is likely to see its first legal same-sex marriages beginning next Tuesday, even though voters in 2008 added to the state constitution a ban on all marriages except between opposite-sex couples. But it...
The mass abduction of 43 students in the the Mexican city of Iguala on the heels of a deadly ambush by police there drew worldwide attention to systemic human rights abuses committed by corrupt...
The Senate Intelligence Committee today released a declassified a portion of a long-awaited and controversial report on interrogation techniques used after the September 11th attacks, including torture. The report probes methods used to detain...
The U.S. Supreme Court announced today it will not consider oil giant BP’s challenge to a multi-billion dollar settlement agreement stemming from the massive 2010 spill in the Gulf of Mexico. For more on...
A coalition of local residents and state and national environmental groups held a series of protests this week against the construction of a natural gas export facility on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. FSRN’s Nell Abram...
Tuesday a judge in Florida issued a temporary ban on citations or arrests for a controversial ordinance that outlawed most food sharings in Ft. Lauderdale public parks. Activists have likened recent city rules to...
The day after Thanksgiving, or Black Friday, is traditionally the biggest shopping day of the year. In Ferguson and beyond, #BlackOutBlackFriday protesters calling for increased police accountability are joining retail workers and their advocates...
Native American communities along the length of the proposed path of the Keystone XL pipeline have opposed the project that would transport tar sands oil – or bitumen – from Alberta, Canada to Texas...
The U.S. Senate is due to vote on cloture – a move to end debate – on the USA Freedom Act this evening. The bill was originally introduced to reform the NSA’s dragnet surveillance...
In southern Mexico, families of more than forty students last seen alive in police custody still do not believe the official line that the young men are all dead. The students were from an...
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