The prospect of not having in-person schooling in the fall removes a “safe haven” for young people—particularly those who are at risk of involvement with…
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency is in crisis-mode as it prepares to furlough 13,400 employees — more than 60 percent of its staff…
Why hasn’t restorative justice caught on in prosecutor’s offices around the country? While a small but influential group of big-city “progressive” prosecutors are actively using…
Seattle police arrested at least 13 people after they swarmed the city’s “occupied” protest zone, tore down demonstrators’ tents, and used bicycles to herd the…
Could the robot driving your car become a witness against you? The growing sophistication of artificial intelligence (AI) tools makes it likely that such tools…
Homicide rates fell in April and May in most large cities as part of a general decline in street crime caused by restrictions imposed to…
The ongoing national conversation regarding police brutality and systemic racism in policing has rightly been focused on African Americans, who are disproportionately the victims of…
As the chaos recedes from the nationwide protests, investigators are attempting to hold liable attackers, arsonists, rapists, and looters. But this month’s anti-police fervor is…
Laws and practices that treat justice-involved young people as though they were “little adults” subject youth to harmful conditions of confinement and drive racial disparities.…
In a sharp escalation of East-West cyberwarfare, millions of employees of prominent U.S. companies working at home due to the pandemic have been targeted by…