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Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of Breonna Taylor's Family Alleges Louisville Police Withheld Body Camera Footage From the Night of Her Death
Attorneys representing Taylor’s family say at least one of the officers on scene during the raid of her apartment had to have a body camera activated.
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Video Showing What Led Up to Marvin Scott III's Death in a Texas Jail Released by Officials
Scott died in March after being pepper sprayed and put in a spit hood. A grand jury decided against indicting the officers involved.
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Prosecutors Say Man Who Killed Two Black People in Massachusetts Was 'Fueled by White Supremacy'
Police officials say they are working with the FBI to figure out how and when Nathan Allen was radicalized by extremist beliefs.
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Bronze Confederate Monument That Sparked Deadly Charlottesville Rally Removed on Saturday
The decision to take down statues of Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson was years in the making.
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Man Who Waited Six Hours to Vote in Texas Arrested Because He Voted Months Before His Parole Ended
Voting rights advocates want the state to better ensure people are properly notified of their rights at the polls.
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White Nationalist Group Tries to March Through Philadelphia, Promptly Gets Chased Out of Town
A city police officer told a reporter that the group ‘literally ran away from the people of Philadelphia.’
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Members of Heavily-Armed Black Militia Shut Down Traffic on Massachusetts Interstate for Nine Hours
The 11 men said they were members of the group known as Rise of the Moors.
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Phylicia Rashad Apologizes to Howard Students and Parents for 'Insensitive' Cosby Tweet
The actor and dean of Howard University’s College of Fine Arts was roundly criticized for celebrating her on-screen husband’s early release from prison.
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He Thought We Was Finna Laugh: Ohio Police Chief Resigns After Leaving KKK Sign on Black Officer's Desk as a 'Joke'
The mayor of Sheffield Lake, Ohio didn’t find any of this very funny.
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'I Will Never Recover From This Heartbreak': Brianna McNeal Loses Appeal of Five-Year Suspension
The Olympic hurdler was suspended for violating anti-doping policies. McNeal told her side of the story publicly for the first time to The New York Times.
