Operation Legend Is Bringing Surveillance Tech to Cities
Using federal grants, cities are contracting with companies that hack smartphones and detect gunshots.
Using federal grants, cities are contracting with companies that hack smartphones and detect gunshots.
Naomi Klein, Shoshana Zuboff, and Simone Browne discuss the dangers of surveillance capitalism — and how we can rise to this crisis and create a fair and equitable future.
Former Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland oversaw a police department with a history of excessive force.
The sting against the so-called Boojahideen had the unusual result of international terrorism charges against domestic extremists.
Voices
The Justice Department is trying to squash E. Jean Carroll’s defamation case, which stemmed from her sexual assault allegation.
Out for Blood
More federal executions have been carried out in 2020 than in the past 57 years combined.
The War on Immigrants
Grape growers in Sonoma County are getting exemptions to send in farmworkers who have few alternatives or options for support.
The Coronavirus Crisis
The coronavirus presented the Trump administration with the pretext to shut down the border and choke off asylum once and for all.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Documents show Border Patrol tested zero detainees this spring — contributing to opacity around coronavirus in immigration detention.
Protests for Black Lives
Police in Kenosha told armed vigilantes, “We appreciate you guys. We really do.” Then one of them killed two protesters.
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