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Your guide to the 2024 presidential candidates' stances on criminal justice.

This piece was originally posted by the Alliance for Citizen Engagement (Center). It was written by Abigail Gaetz. Introduction A facial image is like a fingerprint: a unique piece of human data that...

A suburb of Denver saw intense national news coverage over immigration and crime. See the full picture.

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Sign up here to receive the Story of the Week in your inbox every Thursday. On Tuesday, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all counts in the May 2020 death of George F...

After protests and riots erupted in London over the weekend, seemingly inspired by similar gatherings in the U.S. over alleged racism in policing, some Twitter users pointed out apparent media bias in...

The issue of police brutality doesn’t have to be a subject that divides us. As discussed in parts I, II and III of this four-part series, we don’t have to choose between supporting police officers and...

As discussed in Part I and Part II of this series, police brutality and racism have people drawing sides. Often the sources from which we choose to gather information, whether it’s the media or our co...

Read Parts II, III and IV Lately the media has seemed inundated with reports of alleged police brutality. Now, the recent murders of policemen in Dallas and Baton Rouge add another wrinkle to this gra...

While headlines today are heating up with news of the GOP VP pick and next week’s convention, the biggest story over the last week has been the three different violent incidents that rocked the nation...