Justice

“Nothing in this nightmare could ever make what happened to my son ok or justifiable. There is no amount of money that will bring him back."

If the U.S. government wants to play a constructive role in Ukraine, it should genuinely support this already existing framework for a solution to the crisis, and end the heavy-handed U.S. intervention that has only undermined and delayed its implementation.

In his new book, Kyle T. Mays argues that the violence of policing has always been intimately tied to U.S. democracy.

The trial will show the importance of accountability even from police who are bystanders to murder, says Benjamin Crump, part of the legal team for George Floyd’s family.

There is a danger that our world, with all the beauty and value that it contains, will be destroyed by this cynical game for power and money, in which civilians are militarism's hostages.

The kind of question we the people of America should be asking ourselves, “Can we get along? Why is it that we can’t get along?”

"We must end the filibuster so the Senate can pass voting rights protections," declares the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

Ethiopia and the appalling coverage by corporate media.

“We condemn in the strongest possible terms Burks’ behavior and blatant violation of his sworn oath to serve.”

Van Dyke—who was the first police officer in the United States to be charged with murder for an on-duty shooting—was sentenced to nearly seven years in prison, but was freed early for “good behavior” after only serving a little over three years of his sentence.