Justice

U.S. courts twice said he faced torture or murder at the hands of gangs or the Salvadoran state. ICE deported him anyway.

The Biden administration laid out its plans to rev up work on completing Donald Trump’s signature project.

Roger Golubski has long dodged allegations that he framed suspects and engaged in a pattern of abuse. Will his victims finally find justice?

The company behind the mics, ShotSpotter, is going all out to guide police stations across the country on how to use relief money for the controversial technology.

Graham's bill feigns a flawed compromise while drastically increasing enforced births and criminalizing medical care.

In “Freedom Dreams,” narrated by Nina Turner, Black women talk about how student debt has impacted their lives and what cancellation would mean for their futures.

As witnesses came out of the woodwork and an independent report cast grave doubt on Glossip’s conviction, the state set a new execution date.

With the police training facility set to decimate Atlanta's forestland, a coalition of abolitionists and environmentalists are sustaining the struggle.

Three years after Sean Kealiher was killed, police arrested a suspect, just as The Intercept’s public records lawsuit neared a ruling.

Sirrena Buie’s 26-year-old son died at the federal prison in 2017. Five years later, she is still searching for answers.