Justice

Alabama police face a federal lawsuit for allegedly shooting a Black teen with his hands up during an illegal raid.

Black protesters marched against the 1986 Howard Beach racial attack, marking 38 years since the brutal incident.

Rev. Dr. William Barber II plans to announce a federal lawsuit against AMC Theatres over disability discrimination.

President Biden granted 1,499 clemencies and 39 pardons, offering hope to those unfairly targeted by the justice system.

SayHerName: A Movement for Justice

In recent years, the phrase SayHerName has become a powerful global rallying cry in the fight for racial justice.

The FBI and police are investigating a wave of racist texts targeting minorities. Free speech may protect the senders.

Rashid Johnson exposed Red Onion’s abuse; prisoners faced dire conditions and resorted to self-immolation.

A Trump-appointed judge laments the possibility of blanket pardons for Jan. 6 convicts, calling it “frustrating.”

Neo-Nazis marched in Columbus, Ohio, shouting racial slurs. Officials condemned the act, but issued no arrests.

Rudy Giuliani is losing money, dignity, and friends; his attorneys quit due to “fundamental disagreements” with him.

Trump nominates Fox News host Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, sparking debate over qualifications and ideology.

Donald Trump’s return as president excites white supremacists, but Nick Fuentes remains upset over Susie Wiles’ role.