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Democrat Wins Special Election for George Santos’ House Seat
Does Tom Suozzi even play volleyball??? -
How We’ve Failed the Promise of Making “Genocide” a Crime
The lawyer Raphael Lemkin hoped to use international law to curb abuses of power. But his efforts were curtailed from the start. -
Supreme Court Hands Trump a Win and Delays His Election Subversion Prosecution
The justices will wait almost two months before hearing Trump's argument that he's above the law. -
Fox News Suddenly Loves the Justice System After Hunter Biden’s Conviction
But not everyone on the right is happy. -
Crime Mattered in Chicago’s Mayoral Race—Just Not How Pundits Implied It Would
Brandon Johnson showed that progressives can have a persuasive response to gun violence that neither denies it exists nor claims “law and order” as the only solution. -
On the Anniversary of Family Separation, the Heritage Foundation Hosted the Policy’s Intellectual “Father”
Tom Homan has said "no one is off the table" for deportations in a potential second Trump presidency. -
US Officials Are Fighting Against International Human Rights Law—Again
The House voted to sanction the ICC in response to the court's prosecutor seeking arrest warrants for Israeli leaders. It continues a long history of the US trying to buck international bodies it helped create. -
Republicans Hoped a “Crime Wave” Was Their Ticket to a Red Wave. It Wasn’t.
Fearmongering didn't play out as planned. -
Trump Turned “Palestinian” Into a Slur
We've already seen where it leads when presidential candidates embrace such sickening racism. -
Senior US Official Appears to Endorse Collective Punishment of Gazans
Collective punishment is a war crime. -
On Crime, Fetterman and Oz Aren’t as Polar Opposite as You Might Think
Republicans spent over $10 million on ads depicting Fetterman as a far-left softy—but his record suggests otherwise. -
The Trouble With Convicting Parents for Their Children’s Violent Crimes
Jennifer Crumbley’s case could facilitate even more injustice in the criminal legal system. -
New Connecticut Law Aims to Support Victims of Sexual Assault—and Prevent Them From Being Treated Like Suspects
A model policy could set a high bar for how sex crimes are investigated statewide. -
A “Political Stunt”: House Republicans Move Forward With Impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas
“I assure you that your false accusations do not rattle me and do not divert me," Mayorkas wrote in a letter. -
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Sues Jim Jordan to Block Meddling in Trump Case
"A retaliatory political circus." -
Illinois Has Become First State to Eliminate Cash Bail
The state is "no longer criminalizing poverty," lawmakers say. -
Republican-Led States Across the Country Are Copying Texas’ Radical Anti-Immigration Law
Is this the return of "show me your papers"? -
Samuel Alito Has a Very Strange Theory for How to Protect Democracy
The hard-right justice worries that if Trump is prosecuted, defeated presidents might refuse to leave office peacefully. -
What Would It Mean to Have a Prosecutor as President Right Now?
Former prosecutors weigh in on how Kamala Harris' past could influence her path forward.