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By Zara Frost\Substack Photos: News Video Screenshots The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) initiated the investigation into Feeding Our Future, leading to one of the most significant fraud…
By CAIR Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today said the latest Israeli massacres of civilians…
By People's Organization For Progress Photos: People's Organization For Progress The People’s Organization For Progress (POP) will have a National Day Of Protest Against Police Brutality March &…
By DOJ News Photos: Butler County Jail\DOJ\Wikimedia Commons A Kansas man was sentenced Wednesday to 80 months in prison for threatening multiple Black people in and around the…
By Committee to Protect Journalists Photos: YouTube Screenshots Washington, D.C., October 16, 2024—The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the 28-year sentence given to former politician Robert Telles (below…
By Innocence Project Photos: Innocence Project On Oct. 17, Robert Roberson could be the first person in the U.S. executed based on the discredited “shaken baby syndrome” hypothesis.…
By Ethical Society Of Police Photos: Video &YouTube Screenshots\St. Louis County Jail The board of the Ethical Society of Police (ESOP) has released the following statement about the…
By Center For Policing Equity Photos: Twitter\YouTube Screenshots The Center for Policing Equity (CPE) announces the publication of a new white paper titled "Compounding Anti-Black Racial Disparities in…
By DOJ News Photos: New Castle Police Department\YouTube Screenshots A federal jury convicted a former New Castle, Indiana, police lieutenant last Friday on multiple counts of using excessive…
By DOJ News Photos: Ben Crump Law\YouTube\Video Screenshots Memphis, TN – Following a trial that lasted nearly four weeks, a federal jury found three former Memphis Police Department…
