Criminal Justice
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Black Fitness Professional Sued Equinox and Jury Awards her Millions
Röbynn Europe took her complaints of racism and sexism to a Manhattan federal court
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Grand Jury Decision Reached in Jarrett Hobbs Jail Beating Case
Three former sheriff’s officers were indicted by a grand jury for the brutal beating of Jarrett Hobbs in a county jail.
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A Cautionary Tale For Racist Police Looking for a Job
A former BART officer was disqualified from applying for another policing job after a video of him making racist remarks resurfaced.
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Who was Jordan Neely Before He Died?
Jordan Neely was a Michael Jackson impersonator who performed in the subway cars before he was killed on the subway by Daniel Perry.
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Haunting New Discovery in Mysterious Rasheem Carter Case
Ever since Rasheem Carter was reported missing on October 2, 2022, the mystery of his death has taken several turns.
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Sons of Buffalo Shooting Victim Avenge Their Mother’s Murder Through Activism
Garnell and Raymond Whitfield, sons of Buffalo supermarket shooting victim Ruth Whitfield, founded an organization fighting white supremacy.
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Breonna Taylor’s Mother Reacts to Her Daughter’s Killer Getting a New Job
Ex-Louisville officer Myles Cosgrove, who was accused of fatally shooting Breonna Taylor, started a new job at a sheriff’s department.
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R. Kelly Is Still Blaming Girls, Young Women for His Demise. Let’s All Pretend To Be Shocked
The disgraced R&B singer recently filed an appeal against his New York federal sex crimes case, citing a plethora of alleged errors.
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Nearly Half of the Antioch Police Department is Facing Scrutiny Over Racist Messages
The city council is launching an audit on the now 45 Antioch police officers being investigated for racist texts.
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Before There Was George Floyd, There Was John Pope and Zoya Code
Minneapolis will pay $8.9 million to two Black residents who say Derek Chauvin pressed his knee into their necks years before he killed George Floyd.