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Minnesota State Patrol Deleted ‘Vast Majority’ of Emails, Text Messages After George Floyd Protests
Minnesota State Patrol Maj. Joseph Dwyer said it was typical for officers ‘periodically delete our inboxes’ after large-scale events.
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Alabama Set to Cut Racist Language From State Constitution
A special committee is working to purge Jim Crow-era language from its governing laws.
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Blacks More Likely to Get Federal Life Sentences Than Hispanic, White Offenders
A new study found wide racial disparities in federal life sentencing.
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Cops’ Bullets Likely Killed 8-Year-Old Pennsylvania Girl, District Attorney Says
Fanta Bility was killed during a shootout at a high school football game in Sharon Hill, Pa.
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Ida Death Toll Reaches 68, Many Still Without Power
Making matters worse is a major oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico 100 miles south of New Orleans.
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Jacob Blake Hopes to Walk Soon but Is Still Traumatized by 2020 Shooting
Jacob Blake speaks out a year after being shot by a Kenosha, Wis. police officer during a domestic dispute.
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Black Woman Walking Dog on the Beach Is Handled Aggressively by Chicago Cop
The officer is facing an investigation from the Citizen’s Office of Police Accountability.
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Texas House Advances Restrictive Voter Laws Despite Democrats’ Best Efforts to Stop It
Texas House Republicans are set to pass a final bill on Friday before it moves on to the Senate and then to Gov. Greg Abbott for signing.
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U.S. Supreme Court Ends Biden’s Eviction Moratorium
The Court’s ruling puts millions of Americans at risk of losing a roof over their heads.
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Lt. Michael Byrd on Shooting Capitol Rioter Ashli Babbitt: It Was a ‘Last Resort’
‘I know that day I saved countless lives,’ Byrd told NBC’s Lester Holt during his first interview since the Jan. 6 insurrection.
