Hillary Clinton Condemns Criminal Justice System Her Husband Helped Build
Hillary Clinton distanced herself from her husband's criminal justice legacy on Wednesday, labeling the system that he actively supported as “profoundly wrong.”
Andrew Jerell Jones
Andrew Jones is a Brooklyn-based journalist and commentator covering cultural affairs, civil rights, criminal justice, and national security issues. Andrew also covers global sports stories. His work has been published at MSNBC, Talking Points Memo, the Raw Story, and The Grio. Andrew has also made media appearances on RT and the Huffington Post’s “HuffPostLive.”
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Lethal Injection Problems Lead States to Re-Adopt "Gruesome" Execution Methods
As a key death penalty case looms before the U.S. Supreme Court, states have turned to the firing squad, electric chair and lethal gas for carrying out executions.
Video of Shooting Caught Police Propaganda Machine in Action
Before the Walter Scott video was published, police implied the victim was violent and scary. That's an old script.
American Man Imprisoned in Yemen Calls Home; Fears for Life
Sharif Mobley, an American man imprisoned in Yemen since 2010, made a rare call to his lawyers this week, urging for help to secure his release amid new fears for his life.
America Abandoned One of Its Own in Yemen — and Now He May Die
Combat is encroaching on Sharif Mobley, jailed for five years and reportedly interrogated by U.S. agents.
Prison Dispatches from the War on Terror: Ex-CIA Officer John Kiriakou Speaks
John Kiriakou is the only CIA employee to go to prison in connection with the agency's torture program. Not because he tortured anyone, but because he revealed information on torture to a reporter.
Cuba Won't Let FBI or Christie Have Assata Shakur Back
For NBA Commissioner, Power Trumps Racial Progress
Cameras Aren't a Miracle Cure for Police Brutality
