Lawmakers, activists, and concerned individuals are once again emphasizing the urgency of passing legislation to establish a task force addressing the plight of missing and murdered Black women and girls in Wisconsin.
Inspired by a similar initiative focusing on missing and murdered Indigenous women within the Department of Justice, the proposed task force aims to delve into the various factors contributing to violence against Black women and girls.
The Louisville Metro government and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) have reached a legally binding agreement to overhaul the city’s police department, which federal investigators have accused...
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The National Archives has announced the launch of the Civil Rights Cold Case Records Collection Portal. This new portal serves as both a subject guide and an index...
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President-elect Donald Trump has announced his choice for a prominent role in the U.S. Department of Justice, nominating Harmeet Dhillon, a high-profile Republican attorney from San Francisco, as...
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Two Indianapolis police officers, Adam Ahmad and Steven Sanchez, are on trial following the 2022 death of Herman Whitfield III, a 39-year-old Black man experiencing a mental health...
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The Department of Justice announced Friday that it will not pursue federal civil rights charges against Betty Shelby, a former Tulsa police officer who shot and killed Terence...
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