John Price, 49, was visibly struggling to breathe and stay upright before he was finally seen by medical staff, according to a Board of Correction investigation.

Terrell Eleby has been asking for his conviction to be reviewed since 2013. Now, he’s also fighting stage four cancer.

Min Khant Zaw, a Rohingya and Kaman activist and asylum seeker, had his life upended after spending seven weeks inside an ICE detention facility in Louisiana.

The officers are among at least 100 police department employees accused of abusing their access to license-plate readers, prompting calls for greater oversight.

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A Venezuelan man shot by an ICE agent in Austin was making a DoorDash delivery, his attorney said. Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, was later released from the hospital into ICE custody.

We examined the injustices of prison labor nationwide — and lay the foundation for a more equitable path forward.

Residents at the prison contributed $3,810 of their own money, while Kansas Department of Corrections employees added another $457.

The more than 29,000 word text calls for ecological conversion due to “sin against creation and the Creator.”

The Playboy Interview with Dolly Parton dives into a discussion of marriage, music, and being a country music sex symbol.

Today, the entire community of professional musicians mourns the loss of an irreplaceable icon and a generous heart: Dolly Parton. While the world knows her as a global superstar and philanthropist…

Colorado’s dysfunctional system for restoring competency for defendants with serious mental illness leaves people cycling in and out of jail, where harsh conditions can further erode their mental health.

The Omaha Police Department was awarded more than $65,000 for 40 pairs of the gloves in May 2025.

The NYPD’s specialized units continue to violate the constitutional rights of New Yorkers of color at an alarming rate.

Officials in Akron, Ohio, have fired a police officer who shot and killed 15-year-old boy. City leaders also announced Friday that they have agreed to pay the teen’s family nearly $4.8 million.