Pervis Payne, Joined by 150 Tennessee Faith, Legal and Civil Rights Groups, Asks Governor Lee to Spare his Life
Governor has complete power to stop an unconstitutional execution of Black man wit intellectual disability and strong innocence claim.
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Michigan House Approves Bills Extending, Expanding Unemployment Benefits
The House moved quickly to address a potential crisis caused by the state Supreme Court’s invalidation of many of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus-related executive orders.
Denver Plans to Create Parks, Rec Centers in Forgotten Areas
Denver is seeking to undo years of inequity by bringing parks and other amenities to underprivileged areas.
Black Texas Man Led with Rope by Mounted Officers Sue Galveston for $1 Million
An attorney for Donald Neely, 44, says the White officers who arrested the man should have known better.
Corruption: What Does It Mean To You?
Political corruption used to mean fraud, bribery, and the abuse of power for personal gain. To some of us, it still does.
Federal Judge Tosses Trump Campaign Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania
U.S. District Judge J. Nicholas Ranjan said the Trump campaign’s allegations of ballot drop-boxes facilitating voter fraud are “speculative” at best.
This Week in Rideshare: Food trucks, Prop 22 and Waymo.
Voters get fed, an engineer speaks out, and Waymo rolls onto the road. LegalRideshare breaks it down
We the People Can Fight for Justice
Democracy, justice, and our lives depend on the presence or absence of an asterisk.
Will Protests Change Our Freedoms?
Whether or not the protests affect our freedoms depends on the circumstances surrounding the protests and how society responds.
21 Google Searches That Changed with Coronavirus
A look at the dramatic change of several search terms in the era of COVID-19.