In the midst of an ever increasing drumbeat of commentary predicting a major European war, and demands that military spending be increased t

Doerkson said that he "will always stand up against hate," but did not elaborate as to how.

Ethics lawyers say the raid violated the Hatch Act. The Democratic Senate minority leader has been silent.

Israeli settlers, soldiers attack Palestinian olive harvesters in West Bank.

The state's probe uncovered additional data and racist text messages with other cops on his phone.

The Palestine solidarity movement is exerting pressure on illegal Palestinian land sales in New York and New Jersey, but only Mayor Mamdani can ban them once and for all.

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In dispatches from across the country, PJP writers share reflections on the death penalty and the nature of justice.

For 86 years, Missouri has held on to a nonpartisan system of selecting its top judges. But after the state Supreme Court overruled the GOP's redistricting push, some Republican lawmakers are calling for the system to be overturned.

The agency plans to contract with around 142 agents to take part in domestic spying operations.

By targeting tech infrastructure critical to ICE's new surge of arrests, Vermont residents are showing what it looks like to go on the offensive.

Over 300 U.S. law enforcement agencies use Fusus tech, more than double the 2023 count, according to Prism analysis.

A ceasefire was supposed to bring calm to a Gaza devastated by genocide. Instead, Israel not only continues to violate it, but now a "yellow line" has split Gaza in half and enabled even more violence.

Christopher Thomas Mertens, a high school maintenance worker, was arrested after attempting to meet up with an AI persona that he thought was a 15 year old boy.

Since federal agents surged into L.A. last year, at least five people have been shot in the eye at protests, with lasting consequences.

The US has only ever dropped a MOAB once before — on Afghanistan in 2017.

Trump has a long history of deriding leakers and the press, accusing those who publish leaked stories of "treason."

Private security companies are being contracted to patrol Montreal's "most problematic" neighbourhoods.

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"The smell is still there, it's lingering," said one advocate, who's been reporting on conditions.

Around 500 people at the Folkston detention facility continue their hunger strike, protesting health and safety conditions, and prolonged detention.

Collins received tens of thousands from Lockheed during a two-month period surrounding a critical 2023 watchdog report.

In Baxter County, Ark., a sheriff cut off phone access at the jail. The Trump administration paid attention, and the decision could have nationwide implications.