An Annapolis museum is highlighting art from Black women artists throughout American history, “in conversation with” America 250 celebrations.

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Caroline Guy was diagnosed with severe paranoid schizophrenia while awaiting trial for murder. Her story, marked by mental illness and abuse, is the story of so many women who land in prison.

Indiana State Prison allows select residents to care for a feline companion in their cells.

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The Inside Story is Prison Journalism Project's free newsletter, sent every Sunday, featuring stories written by incarcerated and formerly incarcerated writers.

The congressman who got drubbed by Ed Markey on Tuesday tried to distance himself from the base. That just doesn’t work anymore.

Five sneaky phrases Washington uses to control your vote

Before the 2024 election, federal prosecutors were "full steam ahead" looking into how a prison gang in Puerto Rico gave drugs to inmates if they voted for a GOP gubernatorial candidate. After Trump’s...

When a health insurer refuses to pay for your treatment, you may have the right to have the denial reviewed — and potentially overturned — by an independent provider. Here are six steps experts sugges...

A national parasite outbreak is drawing Black folks to local growers, underscoring how Black-owned farms can build trust and food access.

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In recent years, AIPAC has more than doubled the amount it spends in political campaigns, while rarely mentioning Israel. Its biggest test yet, the Michigan Senate primary, comes Tuesday.

From TechCrunch: [Charlie] Bailey [a librarian in South Philadelphia, PA] stands at the front of a library classroom that’s outfitted for children – the focal point is the vibrant rug he’s standing on, which reminds us that M is for “moon” and Z is for “zebra.” But the 20-odd adults in the room aren’t here The post TechCrunch: “Librarians are Hosting Viral ‘Avoiding AI’ Workshops For People Who are Fed Up With Big Tech” appeared first on Library Journal infoDOCKET.

At first glance, it may seem that the War on Drugs has all but disappeared in Baltimore. The decades-long campaign decimated Black neighborhoods and fueled mass incarceration in the city under the…

Since his release from prison in 2018, Louis Gibson has worked as a reentry specialist with the Parole Project and youth advocate, committed to helping those within the system turn their lives around and prepare for life on the outside.

Defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, a two-time Pro Bowl selection and one of the Ravens’ highest-paid players, has not spoken publicly since he suffered a season-ending, career-threatening neck injury...

An interview with the photojournalist whose 11-year effort to document Black women and nonbinary directors is changing how audiences discover overlooked filmmakers.

(RNS) — Are temples and adoring the prophet replacing the family and the Word of Wisdom as the most salient Mormon identity markers?

Known as the “mayor of Suitland,” Elsie Jacobs has gained an outsize but informal role at the sheriff’s office.

After failing to gain traction with adults, an inhaled insulin is marketed to needle-averse kids with diabetes.

A candid conversation with the Militant Major-domo of the Black Muslims.