Cafe : Opinion

The fact that the parents’ claims were not fully litigated means that important issues in the law of defamation remain unresolved.

The national political climate shaped municipal races across the country and two key issues – crime and housing – galvanized voters, but in opposite directions.

Some forms of technology seem to facilitate lying more than others.

The defense is set to claim that the three men accused over death of unarmed Black man were trying to conduct a citizen’s arrest.

It’s time lawmakers take Facebook officials at their word and make clear that answering to the people’s representatives under oath is not optional.

Clinical trials demonstrate how effective vaccines are individually, but the real world shows how effective they are at a population level.

Businesses tend to value profit over people and planet. Climate change is forcing them to evolve.

Just a few members out of the hundreds of Democrats elected to the House and Senate are stalling the President's agenda.

This ruling could change the course of future firearm rights litigation.

The systemic racism that drives police violence is a threat to public health.

As October begins, the Supreme Court opens its new term.

Many of the statements that have come from the White House during these weeks have not only failed to meet the urgency of this moment, but they also seem to hardly grapple with the real challenges.

Evangelical morality sees social problems such as racism as the result of sinful individuals, not larger structures or institutions.

The statute raises grave issues about how states go about enforcing their policies. Will Texas voters appreciate that the state has resurrected a Jim Crow-era mechanism to avoid legal responsibility for its policies?

The PRO Act would transform workplaces and society.