Justice

Mayoral candidates spoke of stop-and-frisk as a relic of a bygone era, but for many New Yorkers, police stops never really ended.

Authorities said the risky low-flying maneuver was used to warn demonstrators to disperse, but the reasoning doesn’t hold up.

Visiting Guatemala on her first foreign trip as vice president, Kamala Harris pledged to tackle corruption as a root cause of U.S.-bound migration.

In regions wracked by the drug war, the U.S. and Mexico remain hooked on militarization.

Ahead of inevitable national legalization, Rhode Island activists urge the state to right the wrongs of the war on drugs.

Irwin, an ICE prison plagued by abuse allegations, is at the center of the Biden administration’s promises on detention reform.

An Intercept and SITU reconstruction of an incident in North Carolina last June shows police intentionally trapped and tear-gassed hundreds of peaceful protesters.

Internal city documents show slow responses to mass looting, as NYPD’s heavily militarized riot squad cracked down on protests.

American Web Loan was set up as a tribal lender, but a class-action lawsuit reveals who controlled the company — and made massive profits — behind the scenes.

In the city with the highest rate of police killings, open investigations pile up while the family of Cortez Bufford waits for answers.