Justice

With millions of people disenfranchised along racist lines, this is no time for uncomplicated commemoration.

Joseph Baker has filed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging that police pressured him to use the sedative during an arrest.

Mitchell, the only Native American on federal death row, is scheduled to die on August 26. But his case raises red flags.

U.S. immigration detainees say they’re scared to report coronavirus symptoms for fear of solitary confinement.

At the wind energy industry’s behest, the FBI and DHS gamed out attacks on facilities that they acknowledged face no threat.

The Trump administration broke ground next to a church and gravesites that are part of an important chapter in the history of the Underground Railroad.

There has been little to no accountability for the staggering number of lawsuits and substantiated civilian complaints against the troubled precinct.

The killing of Sandy Guardiola at the hands of a cop illustrates the limitations of brutal, armed police responding to community needs.

Facebook announced a sweep to ban some user groups — and it equated violent white supremacist militias with antiracist organizing.

After the city council approved millions of dollars in budget cuts, Texas leaders proposed capping tax revenue for cities that defund police.