The Coronavirus Crisis
In agro-industrial Watsonville, California, English-language learners struggle with remote learning. It’s much easier for students in a nearby Bay Area suburb.
Long-standing heat management issues at the California Institution for Women were exacerbated by policies made in the wake of the pandemic.
Out for Blood
Orlando Hall, among the first to be condemned under the 1994 Crime Bill, will be the eighth person executed on federal death row this year.
As the agency plans to collect more biometrics, including from U.S. citizens, Northrop Grumman is helping build the infrastructure.
The War on Immigrants
As Biden confronts Trump’s immigration legacy, the long shadow of the Obama era creeps in.
The most dedicated peace activists you’ve never heard of are headed to federal prison amid a deadly pandemic.
Oil and Water
North Dakota’s private security regulator said a trove of company documents showed TigerSwan’s denials were “willfully false and misleading.”
Zoom cited anti-terrorism laws to shut down an event with Palestinian activist Leila Khaled — and other events criticizing its censorship.
Election 2020
Trump targeted the city, knowing its voters could swing the election. And they did.
Voices
Oregon voters’ drug decriminalization applies an anti-carceral logic to more than just weed.
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