Justice

The New York Police Department touts the “transparency” of its officer database, but you’d never know about cops who rack up dozens of lawsuits and millions in payouts.

The change, snuck into the state budget at the last minute, will shield lawmakers from scrutiny in a state with a history of partisan gerrymandering.

AIPAC has given at least $3.6 million to the CBC’s old guard since last year, while members of the Squad draw the Israel lobby’s ire.

Thousands of pages of newly released documents detail CBP’s involvement in policing the 2020 racial justice protests.

A college ballerina was raped and murdered in Oklahoma. DNA put Anthony Sanchez at the scene. But it did not tell the whole story.

An Intercept investigation reveals how rare it is for officers who use excessive, deadly force to be barred from working as cops.

Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks ran tough-on-crime campaigns for prosecutor. Now she’s fashioning herself as a reformer.

Medical manufacturers say states can’t use their IV equipment to kill, a stance that could fuel new challenges to lethal injection.

The message is clear: Try to spread opinions cops don’t like through the media, and you might be charged next.

Hope for a revival of the “Guatemalan spring” — cut short in 1954 by a CIA-backed coup — lifted Bernardo Arévalo’s unlikely campaign.