government
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Texas Election Laws Are Making It Harder For HBCU College Students To Vote
In addition to closing temporary polling stations, Texas doesn’t allow college IDs to be used as identification.
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How Trump’s Former Chief Of Staff Found Inspiration in Clarence Thomas
Everyone’s favorite silent SCOTUS justice just has a way of lifting folks’ spirits.
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NY Judge Who Flashed His Gun in Court Suspended [Update]
The judge believed he had done nothing wrong during the 2015 incident, though he was caught bragging about it to his colleagues.
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Minneapolis Having Trouble Recruiting Cops Post-George Floyd Killing
The city’s mayor, Jacob Frey, has a plan when it comes to hiring and maintaining more officers.
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White Indianapolis Cop Indicted For Stomping On The Face Of Handcuffed Black Man
Eric Huxley faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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Arizona Election Workers Are Already Being Harassed Before Midterms Elections
In Maricopa County, poll workers have claimed people have been following and taking pictures of them.
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Herschel Walker Says The Infamous Badge Is Real. That’s Terrifying.
Handing non-cops badges is generally a bad idea. Handing this guy one is awful.
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Supreme Court Rejects Racist Jury Claim by Death Row Inmate Who Gouged His Eyes Out
Ketanji Brown Jackson joined the dissent that a biased jury compromised his trial.