Eli Hager

The Ohio Innocence Project has freed forty-two people. A couple of them attend a performance of “Blind Injustice,” which tells their stories.

Matteo Garrone’s epic about two young Senegalese cousins attempting to reach Italy is his finest film since “Gomorrah.”

The Academy Awards often say less about a film’s artistic merits than about the lengthy—and expensive—P.R. campaigns being orchestrated behind the scenes. So why do we care who wins?

The drag star brought the form mainstream, and made an empire out of queer expression. Now he fears “the absolute worst.”

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Diane Baird labeled her method for assessing families the “Kempe Protocol” after the renowned University of Colorado institute where she worked for decades. The school has yet to publicly disavow it.

Diane Baird labeled her method for assessing families the “Kempe Protocol” after the renowned University of Colorado institute where she worked for decades. The school has yet to publicly disavow it.

In many states, adoption lawyers are pushing a new legal strategy that forces biological parents to compete for custody of their children, ProPublica reports.

Since a ProPublica investigation found that states were seizing child support headed to families as reimbursement for the mother having received welfare, at least six states have changed their policies. Others are debating doing the same.

Annually, hundreds of millions of dollars in child support is intercepted by federal and state governments — as reimbursement for the mother having received welfare at some point.