Critics say that while donations from big tech can help, they don't address how these companies' products may feed into racial injustice.

Airline executives are asking the FBI to place unruly passengers on a no-fly list as incidents involving disorderly conduct have skyrocketed.

Jan.18 -- A group of activist shareholders are proposing that Amazon.com Inc. stop selling facial recognition software to government agencies until its board determines the technology doesn’t threaten people’s civil rights. Bloomberg's...

A new policy set to take effect in June would require certain insurance companies to bill customers separately for abortion and other health services.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson claims trans people have an unfair advantage in sports.

Lack of phone numbers, addresses complicate President Biden's vow to reunite families broken apart under Trump border policy.

A federal court found U.S. border officials had searched electronic devices without reasonable suspicion of a crime, violating the Constitution.

The expansion was inspired by a pilot program, fueled by a whistleblower complaint and put into action by using an older law.

The actress was fired a day after voicing set concerns, and she was unable to pursue legal action because of her contract's arbitration clause.

Jackson Women's Health Organization says the Mississippi constitution protects the right to an abortion, making its trigger law invalid.

"Safe third country" agreements require asylum-seekers who pass through certain countries to apply for protections there before going to the U.S.

A union representing asylum officers tells Newsy DHS is forcing pregnant migrants to wait in Mexico so that they don't give birth in the U.S.

Election officials in Cobb county say the additional locations will be open for the final week of early voting.

March 3 -- Bloomberg's Matt Larson reports on Twitter filing an amicus brief for Apple. He speaks with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."

US President Donald Trump on Friday allowed more employers to opt out of providing no-cost birth control to women by claiming religious or moral objections, issuing new rules that took another step in rolling...

US President Donald Trump on Friday allowed more employers to opt out of providing no-cost birth control to women by claiming religious or moral objections, issuing new rules that took another step in rolling...

A new law about residency may impact college-aged voters who want their voices heard in New Hampshire's primary.

Chicago's largest police union says the agents will help officers. The American Civil Liberties Union considers them "a federal occupying force."

The ACLU is seeking damages on behalf of thousands of families who were separated under a Trump administration policy.

The Bureau of Prisons opposed the release of inmates at an Ohio facility, citing a risk to public safety.

The state's Republican-controlled legislature voted to override the governor's veto.

Aug.14 -- Neema Singh Guliani, ACLU legislative counsel, discusses the tracking allegations against Google Inc. smartphone services. She speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

The judge said the law violated the constitutional right to privacy and inflicted irreparable harm.

The ACLU filed suit on behalf of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and other groups.