Leah Feiger

In the immediate aftermath of one of the most important Supreme Court decisions in history, CNN went to that guy who whipped out his dick at work.

After Morgan Davis was ordered to investigate the parents of trans kids for “child abuse,” he quit: “I realized that I was doing more harm than good.”

“We just lived, rejoiced, got upset over trifles, made plans, and now there is only one plan—to stay alive.”

“This is a proud moment for the whole nation,” said Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid.

Abdul Latif Nasser has been held in the U.S. military prison since 2002, though he was never charged with a crime and never received a trial.

“Life here is like a nightmare.”

Researchers returning home from Antarctica ‘left one world and have come back to another.’ But while their lives were in stasis, the continent they live on continued to struggle under the weight of diplomatic pressures and environmental concerns.

Over the last year, at least a dozen priests have returned to their parishes or new positions within the Church. In some cases, the Vatican has even overturned recommendations from local dioceses.

Activists and academics in Minnesota have spent the last year saving street art that was made in response to Black Lives Matter protests.

People in Senegal protested a coal plant financed by the African Development Bank and others for years. Now, a Turkish mining and steel complex threatens to undo their work.

Veterans and experts have been sounding the alarm about the American military’s extremism problem for years, but it took a riot on Capitol Hill to make the Pentagon pay attention.

Yemenis who say their families and lives have been destroyed by seven erroneously-targeted attacks seek to hold the U.S. accountable for its war on terror, and have filed a petition against the government.