‘It’s hard to have hope when you haven’t had time to breathe,’ says Liberian American activist on Chauvin verdict

Prosecutor: Chauvin ‘had to know’ George Floyd’s life was in danger

How African Americans and immigrants in Baltimore find common ground in police reform

UPDATE: How kicking a trash can became criminal for a 6th grader

What Ferguson has shown us about race relations in America

Why Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to the Texas border

Woman is killed after leading police on a chase from the White House to the Capitol

California moves forward with bill to end state role in federal immigration program

Stop-and-frisk policy not unique to New York

Holder, citing prison overcrowding, overrides some mandatory minimum sentences

Immigrants Fight to Curb Controversial S-Comm Program

Shooting Victim Speaks Out on Stop-And-Frisk

Federal Judge Finds NYC’s Stop-And-Frisk Policy Unconstitutional

Attorney General Eric Holder: Change Could Be Coming to U.S. Drug Laws

How New York’s ‘Stop and Frisk’ Compares to Britain’s ‘Stop and Search’

Researcher urges U.S. officials to rethink drug policy

New immigration law controversies: Some harsher, some more forgiving

Quietly shifting the war on drugs

Dutch drug tourism

How to Coordinate a Wide-Scale Manhunt

‘Outlandish’ Stories from Mexico’s Drug War

Don’t Mention It: The War On Drugs with Eugene Jarecki

Right-wing Extremism in the US

Reservation Courts Denied Justice By DOJ

Homeland Security

Debate over role of local police in immigration enforcement

The rise of extremism in the US

Obama’s Drug Czar on Fighting Illegal and Legal Drugs

Ending the War on Drugs

Race, drugs and the changing face of the prison population

Order in the court: Former Guantanamo prosecutor says evidence is in chaos

The Merida Initiative: The United States takes the War on Drugs to Mexico

An Arizona law for Ohio

Cartoon tensions in the Netherlands

Thailand’s second war on drugs

The World – Episode 20071119 – US plan to help Mexico’s drug war

Stephen Chao