The Federal Death Penalty is a Travesty of Justice
The Justice Department announced last week that, after nearly two decades, it would resume executing prisoners on federal death row.
Blog
Filter News
CBP Trying to Hide Bus Passengers’ Rights? No Thanks.
An uptick in bus raids comes a little over a year after ACLU of Maine sued CBP seeking public records about its bus surveillance. This lawsuit resulted in a court order requiring CBP to produce internal training records about its authority to conduct the raids—information CBP tried to keep secret.
How to Slash the Incarceration Rate in Half
Over the last several months, volunteers for the ACLU’s Rights for All campaign have been fanning out across the first four primary states asking all of the
As Other States Roll Back Abortion Rights, Maine Moves Forward
Over the last eight years, legislatures across the country have passed 400 laws to restrict safe and affordable access to abortion care.
Pride is Protest
In communities across the country, June marks Pride Month, a time to celebrate LGBTQ+ identity and recognize past and ongoing struggles. Festive pride parades are a staple of the month, often filled with floats, music, and dancing.
Don’t believe the corporate interests. Maine really does need an ISP privacy bill.
Internet service providers (ISPs) have access to some of your most personal information like every website you visit, the times you log into and out of your accounts, and even some location data.
- 1 of 266
- ››