Prosecuting Egregious Police Crimes: When the Law Is Out of Order (Part 4: The Jamar Clark (Minneapolis) Case Leid Stories concludes a series on legal…

When an ordinary declarative sentence attains the stature of an aphorism, it acquires a whole set of linguistic and logical relations different from that of…

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Some of the world’s top Al Qaeda operatives were freed from a Lebanese prison on Tuesday December 1st, to rejoin the U.S.-led war against Syria’s…

Normally, when a country is hit by an act of terrorism, there is universal sympathy even if the country has engaged in actions that may…

Is there such a thing as being too cautious about one's health? That question is explored today by ECU's Professor Moira Sims who considers the…

Elements of the charm offensive include the launch of a pro-Saudi Arabia media portal operated by high-profile Republican campaign consultants; a special English-language website devoted…

Many of us either personally knows of someone who has been diagnosed with autism or know someone else who does. The number of children suffering…

Guests //Indra Lusero, Esq and Heather Thompson, PhD Host // Valerie Borek, Esq Across the country, states are legalizing marijuana use. Parents are discovering that…

Antalya, Turkey – Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that he has shared intelligence with the other G20 member states, which reveals the 40 countries…

Coke exec steps down after emails show the company was intentionally skewing the science about the health effects of its products. Last week, the Associated…