Reason The Manchester, Conn. Journal-Inquirer (Matthew P. Knox) reports that Imani Pennant (a former UConn student) has been sentenced to one year in prison for forgery, assault, and trespass. At first, …
Sometimes, the system works. Matthew Johns, a former Atlanta cop who kicked and choked a surrendering suspect until he was unconscious after a car chase in September 2016, was sentenced …
On Monday, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the state’s law enforcement agencies may share the names of officers with misconduct records with prosecutors so that prosecutors can figure …
Yesterday’s ruling against Johnson & Johnson in Oklahoma, which marks the first time a court has held a pharmaceutical company liable for the “opioid crisis,” hinges on a broad definition …
New York Times columnist Bret Stephens quit social media on Tuesday after being widely mocked for sending an email to a George Washington University professor who called him a bedbug in …
In western China, there’s a growing network of what journalists, former inmates, and the U.S. government are calling “concentration camps“—or what the Chinese government refers to as “vocational training centers.” …
Leon Haughton, a legal green card holder from Jamaica who has lived in Maryland for almost 10 years, arrived at Baltimore-Washington International Airport on December 29 following his yearly pilgrimage …
By his own admission, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) isn’t a dyed-in-the-wool socialist who wants the state to actually own the means of production. But he still wants the government to …
I don’t expect cancel culture to die off anytime soon, but if it does, it will be because Dave Chappelle shot it to death with the 12-gauge shotgun he was …
A new national poll about the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates could be a bad sign for heretofore frontrunner Joe Biden. The poll, from Monmouth University, showed Sens. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) …