The Coronavirus Crisis
New York’s Prison Transfers Increased Covid-19 Risk for Sick, Elderly Men
A new lawsuit accuses state officials of “deliberate indifference” for prison transfers that defy public health recommendations.
The Coronavirus Crisis
A new lawsuit accuses state officials of “deliberate indifference” for prison transfers that defy public health recommendations.
Voices
Hundreds were arrested on single days during Trump’s inauguration and this summer’s uprising — and just 52 were at the Capitol.
One lawsuit the city settled for $70,000 alleged that a cop said, “Shut the fuck up, you Black bitch,” while making an arrest.
The War on Immigrants
Complaints from more than 150 people locked in a for-profit immigration jail in New Mexico call ICE’s inspection process into doubt.
Voices
The far right is focused on “Stop the Steal” nonsense, but violence driven by white supremacy won’t disappear even if Trump does.
The War on Immigrants
A rare piece of bipartisan legislation recognizes the humanitarian crisis on the border while aiming to bring closure to families.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Will Trump’s execution spree, court shutdowns, and the toll of Covid-19 hasten the demise of the death penalty?
The Coronavirus Crisis
Three mothers said they weren't told they were being sent to Mexico and didn't immediately receive proof of citizenship for their infants.
In the last year of her harsh sentence, the NSA whistleblower’s bid for clemency is gaining backers.
The newly conservative court has overturned decades of precedent that provided a check on unconstitutional death sentences.
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