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Who Should Pay Victims of Police Misconduct? Only the Officers, Some Cities Say.

Denver, Minneapolis and other cities want to avoid paying large sums owed to victims of some types of misconduct. But will the officers pay up?

Closing Argument • 11.01.2025

What History Tells Us to Expect From Trump’s Escalation in Los Angeles Protests

Since the 1960s, studies have shown that heavy-handed policing and militarized responses tend to make protests more volatile — not less.

Analysis • 06.09.2025

The Minneapolis Cop Who Beat Him Pleaded Guilty. He Still Fears the Department Won’t Change.

Jaleel Stallings was swept up in the chaos of protests over George Floyd’s murder. The outcome changed his life.

Feature • 06.16.2024

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