Law Enforcement Groups Gave $420,000 to DA Deciding Whether to Bring Charges Against Cops Who Killed Stephon Clark
Sacramento District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert has consistently declined to charge police officers for alleged misconduct.
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Dear Saudi Crown Prince Supporters: Your Hero May Allow Women to Drive, but He's Also a War Criminal
Mohammed bin Salman was celebrated by Silicon Valley and Hollywood titans during his U.S. visit. They ignored his role in the slaughter in Yemen.
MSNBC's Joy Reid Claims Her Website Was Hacked and Bigoted Anti-LGBT Content Added, a Bizarre Story Liberal Outlets Ignore
The key issue is not Reid's old, repudiated bigotry. It is the veracity of her current denials of authorship and hacking claims.
James Comey’s Memos Reveal the Reasons Donald Trump Wants to Find Leakers and Put Reporters in Jail
There is a big difference between the kind of leaks Trump usually decries on Twitter and the kind that lead to criminal prosecutions.
Dear Bashar al-Assad Apologists: Your Hero Is a War Criminal Even If He Didn't Gas Syrians
Whether or not the Syrian leader used chemical weapons in Douma or Khan Sheikhoun, he is still a monster for torture, bombing, and much else.
Israel Kills Palestinians and Western Liberals Shrug. Their Humanitarianism Is a Sham.
There is a gaping silence from Western liberals after Israeli forces shot 773 Palestinians, killing 17. Palestinian blood is cheap to them.
The $500,000 GoFundMe Charity Campaign for Wealthy Ex-FBI Official Andrew McCabe Is Obscene
In the name of “resistance,” small donors — encouraged by a cable news star — have contributed a vast sum of money online to help a rich career FBI official.
Danny Ray Thomas Was a Broken Man Who Needed Help. Instead He Was Gunned Down by a Cop in Broad Daylight.
Everyone should know his name.
Noor Salman, Widow of Pulse Killer Omar Mateen, Is Found Not Guilty of All Charges
The rarest of events has just occurred: justice is served in a terrorism case involving a Muslim defendant.
How Prosecutors Punish Undeserving People With Plea Deals
Natalie Pollard killed her abusive boyfriend trying to protect herself and served two years in prison. But the prosecutor wasn't done.