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Dylan Hudson, a former Louisiana cop who tased, beat and pistol-whipped a "nonviolent" Black man suspected of loitering, was given a light sentence for his brutal crimes.

Chad Christopher Stark issued several online threats after the 2020 election. Attorney General Merrick Garland called the sentencing a warning for anyone thinking of doing the same thing.

DOJ says they are monitoring the JSO after officers’ brutal September beating of 24-year-old Black man Le’Keian Woods.

Arthur Ray Hanson allegedly threatened Fulton County DA, sheriff over Trump taking a mugshot.

A white man in Loganville, Georgia, fired a gun at his Black neighbor's home while using racial slurs, according to a DOJ federal indictment.

Nearly three dozen Black Mafia Family members and associates were indicted on charges ranging from drug dealing to money laundering.

5 Black men were surveying property to build a memorial for the 1923 Rosewood massacre.

The U.S. Department of Justice launched a civil pattern or practice investigation into Trenton, New Jersey, and its police department. You can’t reform this, but Kristen Clarke is trying.

Dalvin Gadson, an unhoused veteran, was the victim of extreme police violence during a violent traffic stop.

House Bill 1020 will allow the state to create a separate justice system.

The DOJ's scathing report about discriminatory law enforcement tactics that have long plagued Louisville police came days before the three-year date since cops killed Breonna Taylor.

On Thursday, five members of a white supremacist gang in Alaska were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.