Legal
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Louisiana Judge Takes Unpaid Leave After A Home Video Full of N-Words Surfaced, Says She Was on a “Sedative”
"We have a n ***er. It's a n***er, like a roach," a female voice chimed in on the video.
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D.C. Attorney General Sues Proud Boys, Oath Keepers Over Jan. 6 Riot
The suit accuses over 31 members of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers of domestic terrorism.
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Emmett Till Investigation Closes With No Charges For Accuser
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division closed the investigation after it was unable to prove that Carolyn Bryant Donham lied.
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Black Georgia Election Workers Suing Far-Right Conspiracy Website For Dragging Them Into Trump’s Election Fraud Circus
Mother and daughter, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss, were targets in election fraud conspiracy theories pushed by far-right site, The Gateway Pundit.
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Jury Finds White Supremacists Liable for $26 Million in Damages at Unite the Right Rally
The jury also found the organizers to be guilty of state conspiracy claims in the violent 2017 rally over a Gen. Robert E. Lee statue in Virginia.
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Kim Kardashian West, J. Cole Bring Attention to the Julius Jones Case in Oklahoma as Execution Date Nears
Kim Kardashian West said she is waiting to see if Oklahoma's Governor Stitt will stop Thursday's execution
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Breonna Taylor’s Killer Wants to Be a Cop Again
Myles Cosgrove, the dismissed officer who fired 15 rounds including the fatal shot, has a hearing about rejoining Louisville Metro Police.
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McDonald’s CEO Faces Backlash for Criticizing Parents of 2 Slain Children in Chicago
Chris Kempczinski texted to Chicago’s mayor that the parents of Jaslyn Adams and Adam Toledo 'failed' them.