Thursday, Feb 13

New York Mayor Eric Adams expresses relief as DOJ drops corruption charges, while critics argue it sets a dangerous political precedent.

Thursday, Feb 13

Sangamon County, Illinois, agrees to a $10 million settlement for the family of Sonya Massey, fatally shot by police, amid calls for accountability and reform.

Saturday, Feb 08

A federal court agreed not to release names of FBI agents involved in Jan. 6 investigations, addressing safety fears amid potential retaliation from the Trump administration.

Friday, Feb 07

Robert Brooks' death ruled a homicide after brutal beating by NY prison guards, raising calls for accountability and justice reform.

Friday, Feb 07

The UK announces the demolition of Grenfell Tower, where a tragic fire claimed 72 lives, prompting mixed reactions from families and survivors.

Friday, Feb 07

The Trump administration is expected to close the EPA's Environmental Justice Office, placing hundreds of employees on paid administrative leave and raising concerns over civil rights protections.

Friday, Feb 07

A historic Black church in D.C. secures control of the Proud Boys trademark, aiming to use this victory to bolster social justice initiatives.

Thursday, Feb 06

The Senate confirms Pam Bondi as Attorney General, sealing a controversial shift in the Justice Department under Trump’s influence.

Thursday, Feb 06

Steven Nelson was executed in Texas for the murder of pastor Clint Dobson, leaving a community to remember a beloved figure.

Thursday, Feb 06

Richard T. Snyder resigns after claiming he believes defendants are guilty, raising concerns about judicial impartiality in New York.