Justice

Student loans, medical bills, credit cards — Americans are drowning in a record-breaking $15 trillion in debt.

Axon and Motorola lobbied Congress to promote police tech in reform bills. Their devices may not change policing — yet business is booming.

Parents of school shooting victims and civil rights groups disagree over threat assessment, a controversial model designed by the Secret Service.

The Supreme Court appears poised to overturn a half-century of reproductive rights in a decision that could put other legal protections in jeopardy.

Judicial discretion and an antiquated parole system are turning the Black liberation leader’s illness into a death sentence.

The FBI refuted a right-wing claim that the 2019 mass shooting in Dayton was left-wing political violence; now the same people are making that claim about the Waukesha parade massacre.

A state police marksman unloaded 19 bullets into a speeding pickup, killing two men. Now depositions unearth startling new details about what happened.

A new film details how several U.S. states passed laws punishing boycotts of Israel — and how some Americans fought back.

Wayne Hsiung faces felony charges — an escalation in the government's war against those who would put the value of life ahead of property.

A new Missouri law empowers prosecutors to right wrongful convictions. But the state attorney general is intent on standing in the way.