The Coronavirus Crisis
More than a dozen members of Congress, citing the coronavirus pandemic, called on the Department of Homeland Security to halt arrests and deportations.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Data on Covid-19 and pregnancy is limited, but medical experts say pregnant people should be considered an at-risk group.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Even doctors who have been exposed to the novel coronavirus are often unable to get tested.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Sinks don't work. Soap is missing. Is there even a plan? Prisoner advocates couldn't get any answers.
Body camera footage shows a Staten Island cop apparently planting weed in a car. The NYPD previously cleared the officer of wrongdoing in a similar case.
The War on Immigrants
With the coronavirus sweeping the country, federal defense attorneys and court officials witnessed a rare pause in the longstanding prosecution pipeline.
The Coronavirus Crisis
At an immigration hearing in El Paso on Monday morning, the crowding put everyone at risk for the coronavirus. Except the judge, who was in Fort Worth.
In most states, people convicted of a felony can’t vote. People awaiting trial in jail can, but they face huge barriers to access.
On the campaign trail in Ohio, Richard Bell is still defending the conviction of Angela Garcia based on junk arson science.
Voices
The whistleblower still faces state-enforced financial ruin because the judge that set her free refused to vacate her exorbitant fines.
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