Private Company Moves to Profit From New York’s Police Reforms
Police departments in New York, facing a state mandate on reform, are turning to the consulting company Lexipol for help.
Police departments in New York, facing a state mandate on reform, are turning to the consulting company Lexipol for help.
The grim reality of the coronavirus pandemic is hanging over the president's proof of life tour.
U.S. immigration detainees say they’re scared to report coronavirus symptoms for fear of solitary confinement.
One of the 20th century’s key civil libertarians insists — in a new film and interview — that free speech must endure.
Democratic wins for the presidency and the Senate could hinge on an absentee-ballot snafu affecting tens of thousands of voters.
Sery Kim’s nativist campaign rhetoric is at odds with her lucrative side gig.
The policy sparked immediate concern that such a broad definition of “conflict of interest” could be used to target Voice of America journalists.
Orlando Hall, among the first to be condemned under the 1994 Crime Bill, will be the eighth person executed on federal death row this year.
Trump has governed with hate and cruelty on immigration and he built on the foundations of his predecessors.
Flynn hitched his financial fortunes to QAnon as early as the summer of 2019, when he was facing a mountain of legal costs.
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