An al Jazeera podcast has been looking into stories of environmental activists using the courts in the US and abroad to hold their governments to their carbon emissions commitments.

The United Auto Workers are striking for higher wages and job security measures as the industry transitions to include electric vehicles.

For National Voter Registration Day, we take a look at the state of voting rights and ballot access ahead of the 2024 presidential election season.

As the United Nations General Assembly meets this week at its NYC headquarters, we kick off Climate Week with a look at the aims of climate protesters, and their detractors.

With an influx of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers from various countries continuing to arrive in the US, we explore the nuances of immigration law. 

As Congress returns from summer recess, they face several important issues, including averting a budget-related shutdown, and whether the GOP can impeach Biden for his son's dealings. 

A new book explores the blurred identities and destabilized meanings of the personal and the ideological in our broader politics and culture.

As the United States copes with new migrants and refugees from South and Central America, we look at how refugees from the war in Ukraine are being received around the world.

How the current union strikes are leveraging their workplace power to get what they want in their contracts, for themselves — and potentially for everyone else.