BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union criticized Russia's human rights record on Sunday, saying it was increasingly concerned at a wave of restrictive legislation and prosecutions against activists.Full story
On Sunday's Up with Steve Kornacki, the panel discussed the potential political, economic, and human consequences of the Bangladesh factory collapse. Full story
The UP panel continues the conversation on the Bangladesh disaster and workers’ rights. They debate whether companies need to care more about who produces their products.
In this week’s Office Politics Alex Witt speaks with NBC's Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel. The seasoned world traveler reveals where he calls home and the importance of maintaining contact with his family. Engel talks about his December kidnapping while he was covering the war in Syria. H
Chris Hansen enters the world of 'real life' vampires.
Kerry Kennedy of the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights discusses farm workers rights and the immigration reform bill.
Ariel Castro’s alleged crimes are horrendous, but few predators were as twisted as Josef Fritzl. Criminologist Brian Levin joins Rev. Sharpton to discuss what drives a man to such depravity, and how his victims can recover.
Bill Hoogterp is an executive coach who specializes in public speaking. His suggestions for successful speechmaking include understanding the power of successful storytelling and using body language effectively.
"Autumn," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
"Winter," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
"Summer," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
"Spring," one of four 15-foot-high fiberglass busts of human heads by artist Philip Haas, is currently on display at the New York Botanical Garden in The Bronx, New York, May 16, 2013. Haas was inspired by the "Four Seasons" portraits of 16th century Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo t
