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The case of Lynne Stewart continues to cast a dark shadow over civil liberties in the US, writes author.
The right of an abuser to own a gun trumps the right of a victim to walk away with her life, argues Filipovic.
The US is one of the only four nations on earth lacking a federally mandated maternity leave, writes Filipovic.
Their opposition to a sensible anti-domestic violence bill shows just how far rightward the GOP has moved.
Pentagon clears General John Allen of wrongdoing over emails he sent to Florida socialite.
Miners who contracted lung diseases working underground seek damages by filing country's biggest class action lawsuit.
The exposure of the Petraeus affair raises a welter of questions about Libya and national security.
Has the eastern European country been returned to the grips of the powerful oligarchs and neighbouring Russia?
US intelligence agency begins internal probe after its former director David Petraeus resigned over extramarital affair.
White House "has faith" in commander of US forces in Afghanistan after he is accused of "inappropriate communications".
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