Government intends to strip French-born people charged with terrorism of citizenship if they have second nationality
The group's actions are deeply rooted in the civil rights era that brought fame to Dr. Martin Luther King
Speaking in Flint a day after federal emergency declared, Jackson compares city to Selma, Alabama, in civil rights era
‘A Birthday Cake for George Washington’ shelved after objections it sentimentalizes slavery
A federal judge threw out a civil rights case against an Ala. cop accused of using excessive force on Sureshbhai Patel
Consumer advocates have brought a suit in federal court against an 'ag gag' law they say violates the Constitution
Muslim and civil liberties groups charged that NYPD's spying on Muslims after 9/11 was illegal and discriminatory
Judge says US Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage is at odds with earlier opinions by state’s highest court
Each year, a few hundred are granted hearings by Florida’s Clemency Board – and a chance to reclaim their right to vote
Gov. Matt Bevin's move follows a controversy involving Clerk Kim Davis, who refused to issue licenses to gay couples
