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Police departments can be a dangerous powder keg of racism, militarization, and resentment of the communities they are charged with serving.

By Ezekiel Edwards

There is no law protecting an intelligence community whistleblower's identity from disclosure or protecting them from retaliatory investigations....

By Kate Ruane

Through narratives, public records, archival materials, and images, Gold Chains: The Hidden History of Slavery in California debunks California’s...

By Candice Francis

We’re suing to put officials in North Carolina and across the country on notice: current bail practices in are unconstitutional, violate...

By Twyla Carter, Leah Kang

Our lower court victory that ensured unaccompanied immigrants minors can access abortion stands after the government declines to petition Supreme...

By Meagan Burrows

In South Carolina people who can’t pay traffic tickets are trapped in a cycle of lost jobs and opportunities, poverty, and debt. We're suing to...

By Nusrat Choudhury

Privacy-invading companies love it that people feel helpless, but now is the time for people to trade resignation for activism.

By Jay Stanley

The FBI is supposed to keep us safe, protect our rights, and defend the rule of law. Yet for more than a century, the FBI has aggressively targeted dissidents, gone after minorities, and overstepped its authority in ways that have defined American policing. Mike German, a former FBI agent,...

We don’t lose our privacy rights at the airport or other U.S. ports of entry.

By Hugh Handeyside, Esha Bhandari, Nathan Freed Wessler

Oklahomans are ready to shed their title as one of the incarceration capitals of the world. This is the next step.

By Taylor Pendergrass