Criminal Justice
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How an Oklahoma Black Man’s Life Was Saved Hours Before the Death Penalty
Tremane Wood was sentenced to death even after his own brother confessed to the 2002 crime. Now, the unthinkable just happened as he sat on death row.
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The Sad, Messy Story of the BLM Activist Who Admitted to Stealing Crazy Money From the Movement
Monica Cannon-Grant, a beloved BLM activist and Violence in Boston non-profit founder, went from rallying the people to defrauding them. Here’s how.
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A Sad Ending to the Breonna Taylor Case
Officers accused of faking court documents for the “no-knock” warrant leading to Breonna Taylor’s killing have now received good news.
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New Update on Singer D4vd’s Dead Girlfriend Case is a Stunner
The body of Celeste Rivas was found on Sept. 8. Now, it seems the LAPD has found a suspect.
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‘Mia’ Explains the Tragic Reason She Kept in Contact with Diddy After He Assaulted Her
Diddy’s defense leaned into Mia’s texts, accusing her of lying on the stand about her alleged assault.
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Inside the Killing of a Rising Florida Vice Mayor— And The Husband Now Charged With Her Murder
Nancy Metayer Bowen was weeks away from announcing a Congress bid. Instead, a wellness check revealed a nightmare, and a husband charged with her murder.
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How Ben Crump is Involved With a 70-Year-Old Grandmother’s Tragic Fate On a Universal Orlando Coaster Ride
Respected attorney Ben Crump is taking on the tragic case of a grandmother who died after riding a rollercoaster at Universal Orlando.
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Sean Kingston and His Mother’s Legal Mess Has Finally Concluded, Here’s What We Know
Kingston and his mother were facing some serious, federal wire fraud accusations and now, a ruling has finally been handed down.
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White Stranger Is Accused Of Doing the Unimaginable To a Black Veteran… In Broad Daylight
An unprovoked confrontation over “stolen valor” led to 68-year-old Harold Powell Sr., a disabled Black Navy veteran, thankful to be alive.
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Alleged Racial Bias that Led to a Black Man on Death Row
A now-retired Mississippi DA is at the center of the case before the Supreme Court alleging racial discrimination.