the associated press
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Jan. 6th Capitol Riot Hearing Was A Reminder of How Sinister the Attempted Coup Was
The Jan. 6th's House select committee began to make the case about how deeply the plot to overturn the 2020 Presidental election ran.
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Students of Color Reject Calls For Increasing Police Presence In Schools
Over 200 instances of officers assaulting students of color have been noted, according to the Advancement Project
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Biden’s Executive Police Order: Good Enough or Not Enough?
There was a mixed response to whether the order will hold enough power to make substantial change to police reform.
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Court Renews NYC Ban on Police Restraints
Police officers would no longer be able to place pressure on a person’s torso during arrest.
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NY Governor Seeks Gun Control Bills Following Buffalo Shooting
Gov. Kathy Hochul looks to restrict gun access for people who pose a threat to themselves or others.
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Black Lives Matter Nonprofit Group Has $42 Million In Assets
The controversial foundation revealed its first detailed tax filing.
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Jesse Williams Responds to Leaked Nude Broadway Play Footage: ‘I’m Not Really Worrying About That’
The actor performed full frontal nude during several scenes in the Broadway play, Take Me Out, a role for which he also earned a Tony nomination for last week.
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Activist and Lawmaker Attica Scott is in the Run for Congress
Scott took to the streets to protest for change and now she's ready to be in the administrative position to do so.
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London Officers Accused of Racially Profiling 2 Black Athletes
The officers will face a misconduct hearing after stopping and searching two Black athletes for weapons.
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At Capitol Riot Trials, Jurors Reject Wide Variety of Defenses
A wealth of video evidence and self-incriminating behavior by riot defendants is said to be a big factor in convictions