NYPD’s Aggressive Policing Risks Spreading the Coronavirus
As Gov. Andrew Cuomo calls on the NYPD to be more aggressive, community advocates say police need to practice social distancing.
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Two Female Reporters Refused to Let Trump Bully Them Into Silence, So He Ran Away
Two White House correspondents refused to let Donald Trump silence them, and a third declined his request to change the subject by asking him a new question.
Hack of 251 Law Enforcement Websites Exposes Personal Data of 700,000 Cops
The BlueLeaks archive contains over 16 million rows of data, including emails, descriptions of alleged crimes, and detailed personal information.
Don’t Tell Cable Pundits That Bernie Sanders Is Leading Nationally Among Black Voters
MSNBC pundits were so excited about Biden’s win in South Carolina that they wrote off Sanders’s national support among black and young people.
Shahid Buttar's Bid to Unseat Nancy Pelosi Roiled by Accusations of Staff Mistreatment (Updated)
The allegations prompted the San Francisco DSA chapter to consider a draft resolution rescinding the organization’s endorsement of Shahid Buttar.
Brenda Jones Took Illegal Campaign Cash From Donors Doing Business With the City of Detroit
Jones, who is running in a competitive rematch against Rep. Rashida Tlaib, accepted the donations during her 2017 run for Detroit City Council.
State Workers Seek to Protect Labor Rights as the Coronavirus Spreads
As Minnesota waives collective bargaining rights, workers worry the pandemic will be used to weaken unions long-term.
Dear Joe Biden, Here’s Why You Should Pick Elizabeth Warren as Your Running Mate
It could be one of the most consequential VP picks in modern American history.
When It Comes to Coronavirus and Pregnancy, “We Just Don’t Know a Whole Lot Yet”
Data on Covid-19 and pregnancy is limited, but medical experts say pregnant people should be considered an at-risk group.
As Coronavirus Spreads Behind Bars, Prisons Release Very Few People
The death toll continues to climb in U.S. prisons, but efforts to stop the virus’s spread by reducing the incarcerated population are falling short.