The War on Immigrants
Georgia Police Arrest Farmworkers — Then Get Warrants From DHS
Georgia authorities said their goal was to serve warrants for crimes against children. Instead, they swept people up and got immigration detainers after the fact.
The War on Immigrants
Georgia authorities said their goal was to serve warrants for crimes against children. Instead, they swept people up and got immigration detainers after the fact.
Chilling Dissent
NYU Law reversed course on its demand that students renounce protests to take finals — but they are still banned from most school buildings.
Chilling Dissent
After being banned from campus buildings following peaceful sit-ins, students said the disciplinary processes broke from school policies.
The corporation behind Roundup herbicide has paid out nearly $11 billion in lawsuits. Now it’s backing an EPA rule that would stop the bleeding.
Climate Crimes
“The consistent defunding of other city programs in order to give the LAPD billions a year has consequences,” said a local activist.
“We thought we were going to die there. We didn’t think anybody was going to come back for us.”
Proposed laws to curtail the use of PVC plastics have failed amid heavy lobbying.
The Prosecutor and the Snitch Ring
Kelly Siegler’s talent for solving cold cases made her a TV celebrity. Then she was confronted about her use of informants.
The Prosecutor and the Snitch Ring
Jeffrey Prible and Hermilo Herrero always insisted on their innocence. From prison, they tracked down the man who could help them prove it.
The Prosecutor and the Snitch Ring
As a Houston prosecutor, Kelly Siegler won 68 murder convictions and 19 death sentences. But the case of Jeffrey Prible raises questions about her record.
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