New York Councilmember, De Blasio Back Closing Harassment Loophole for Unpaid Interns
A judge’s dismissal of sexual harassment case has prompted one New York councilmember to push for unpaid interns to be protected under city’s Human Rights Law.
Key Reads on Gender and Sexuality Discrimination
A roundup of important stories on the fight for sexuality and gender equality in the workplace.
Five Consumer Resources From Our Acetaminophen Investigation
Each year, acetaminophen overdose sends as many as 78,000 Americans to the emergency room. We’ve created five consumer resources to help you become more aware of the inherit risks of the pain reliever “hospitals use most.”
March on Washington Anniversary: Great Reads on Racial Justice
It's been 50 years since the historic March on Washington. Here's some of the best reporting on the ongoing fight for civil rights.
The Best Reporting on Mental Illness in Prisons
More than half of U.S. inmates suffer from a mental health problem. Here’s some of the best deep-dive reporting on the issue.
New York Promised Help for Mentally Ill Inmates – But Still Sticks Many in Solitary
In New York, inmates diagnosed with “serious” disorders should be protected from solitary confinement. But since that policy began, the number of inmates diagnosed with such disorders has dropped.
How Unpaid Interns Aren’t Protected Against Sexual Harassment
It’s not just about a paycheck. Federal laws protecting workers against discrimination and sexual harassment often don’t apply to unpaid interns.
California Hunger Strike Raises Issue of Force-Feeding on U.S. Soil
Guantanamo Bay isn’t the only place the U.S. has force-fed prisoners.