S.Africa's Malema found guilty of hate speech
South Africa's firebrand ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema was found guilty on Monday of hate speech for singing an apartheid-era song that called for the killing of white farmers.
Jackie Kennedy Tapes: First Lady Calls Martin Luther King, Jr. a 'Phony', Makes Other Candid Statements
A book containing the details of a series of 1964 interviews that former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy gave to JFK aide Arthur M. Schlesinger is being released on Wednesday.
Alabama Immigration Law: Why All the Challenges?
The backlash against Alabama's tough new immigration law intensified on Friday as several civil rights groups sued to try and overturn legislation, calling it the most extreme in the nation. Are they correct?
UCLA Health Systems to Pay Up For Alleged HIPPA Violation
The UCLA Health System will pay $865,500 as part of a settlement agreement because its employees snooped into celebrity patients' medical records resulting in a violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, or HIPPA violation .
Anonymous set to enter politics? [Video]
The group's main objective is to fight for internet freedom and civil rights
Nigeria rights group to appeal Facebook ruling
A Nigerian civil rights group said Wednesday it would appeal an Islamic court order to shut down its chat forums on Facebook and Twitter which criticize the practice of Islamic law in northern states.
Obama has tough-love message for African-Americans
President Barack Obama had a tough-love message for fellow African-Americans on Thursday, urging black parents to push their children to think beyond dreams of being sports stars or rap music performers.