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Michael Brown
Mothers of the Movement Help Unify a Divided Party
By Charlotte Alter / Philadelphia
Mothers of the Movement Make Emotional Plea at Democratic Convention
Meet the Mothers Of The Movement Speaking at the Democratic Convention
By Will Drabold
Black Lives Matter Activist Wants to Be Baltimore Mayor
By Josh Sanburn
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Michael Brown
Minneapolis Erupts Over a Police-Related Shooting
Protests against police have turned violent
By Josh Sanburn
November 19, 2015
Black Lives Matter Activist's Race Under Scrutiny
Shaun King denies claims he lied about race
By Josh Sanburn
August 20, 2015
St. Louis Ends State of Emergency in Ferguson
Emergency was declared after violence on Sunday night
By Victor Luckerson
August 14, 2015
Patriot Group Brings Assault Rifles to Ferguson Protests
The Oath Keepers are described as a "fiercely anti-government, militaristic group"
By NBC News
August 11, 2015
President Obama Feels 'Great Urgency' One Year After Ferguson
Obama says he feels a "great urgency" regarding race and police brutality in an interview with NPR
By Tanya Basu
August 9, 2015
Ferguson Chooses Black Interim Police Chief
Andre Anderson says his first priority is "simply to build trust" in the city where Michael Brown was killed last summer
By Nolan Feeney
July 22, 2015
U.S. Cities See a Wave of Homicides
Some cite local problems; others blame a "Ferguson effect"
By Josh Sanburn
July 9, 2015
Topless Women Rally Against Perceived Police Brutality
Campaigners want to raise awareness of the deaths of black women and girls at the hands of police
By Helen Regan
May 22, 2015
Michael Brown to Get Permanent Memorial
It could be installed as early as Thursday
By Kevin McSpadden
May 21, 2015
These Two Stats Show the Big Problem With Policing in America
We know how many cops are killed in the line of duty, but not the number of people killed by cops
By Josh Sanburn
May 12, 2015
Michael Brown's Family Sues Ferguson
But the lawsuit's claims conflict with the findings of a DOJ investigation
By Josh Sanburn
April 23, 2015
Michael Brown Memorial Tree Vandalized
Police are investigating
By Tessa Berenson
April 21, 2015
Ferguson Protesters Called 'Enemy Forces' by National Guard
Internal documents bolster claims of military-style approach
By Josh Sanburn
April 17, 2015
From Trayvon Martin to Walter Scott: Cases in the Spotlight
A timeline of controversial recent encounters
By Josh Sanburn
April 10, 2015
Ferguson Heads to the Polls
Three seats are up for grabs in first election since Michael Brown shooting
By Victor Luckerson
April 7, 2015
Ferguson Shooter Is a 'Damn Punk,' Says Attorney General
The Attorney General offered the Justice Department's support in the manhunt for the shooter of two Ferguson police officers
By Noah Rayman
March 12, 2015
Manhunt in Ferguson
Police searched for suspects as the injured officers were released from the hospital
By Noah Rayman
March 12, 2015
Holder ‘Prepared’ to Dismantle Ferguson Police Department
'We are prepared to use all the powers that we have,' the Attorney General said Friday
By Nolan Feeney
March 7, 2015
Ferguson Police Look to Rebuild Department
Other troubled local police forces show the way after a scathing federal report
By Josh Sanburn
March 5, 2015
These Are Some of the Racist Emails Ferguson Police Sent
Messages are ‘demonstrative of impermissible bias,’ report says
By Josh Sanburn
March 4, 2015
Feds Clear Ferguson Cop Darren Wilson of Civil Rights Violations
Prosecutors cannot disprove that the officer who shot Michael Brown "feared for his safety”
By Nolan Feeney
March 4, 2015
Feds Fault Ferguson Police for Racial Bias
The report is scathing, but the big question is what comes next
By Massimo Calabresi
March 3, 2015
FBI Head: Cops Must See Biases
“We simply must find a way to see each other more clearly”
By Josh Sanburn
February 12, 2015
Ferguson Authorities Work to Identify Looters
Law enforcement officials are combing through surveillance footage to identify looters
By Charlotte Alter
February 6, 2015
Ferguson Police Test 'Less-Lethal' Gun Attachments
Latest response to the Michael Brown shooting
By Sam Frizell
February 4, 2015
Body Cam Yields Murder Charge Against N.M. Cops
It could be the first of many
By Josh Sanburn
January 14, 2015
Arrests in New York City Increased Significantly Last Week
But they're still far lower than they were during the same week last year
By Rishi Iyengar
January 13, 2015
#blacklivesmatter Voted 2014 Word of the Year
By an overwhelming majority
By Katy Steinmetz
January 10, 2015
'Ferguson' Is 2014's Name of the Year
Beating out Uber, Malala and a princess from
Frozen
By Katy Steinmetz
January 9, 2015
NYC Arrest Rates Decline Further
Arrest rates have been going down since the shooting of two NYPD officers on Dec. 20
By Rishi Iyengar
January 6, 2015
Ferguson Grand Juror Sues to Talk
A new lawsuit claims that the standard of secrecy is outweighed by free speech rights
By Alex Altman
January 5, 2015
Ezell Ford Had 'Muzzle Imprint'
Autopsy report on Los Angeles man's death released Monday
By Noah Rayman
December 29, 2014
Ferguson Police Spokesperson Suspended
The police department said "disciplinary proceedings" had been initiated over the remark, made to a Washington
Post
reporter
By Elizabeth Barber
December 28, 2014
Ray Kelly on Mayor de Blasio: 'This Isn't the Campaign'
The former police chief on the murder of two NYPD officers, the Eric Garner case, and what Mayor de Blasio doesn't get about New York cops
By Charlotte Alter
December 23, 2014
Anonymous Threatens Iggy Azalea
Anonymous is trying to leverage an alleged sex tape against a female rapper
By Elizabeth Barber
December 22, 2014
Paul McCartney Tried Writing a Protest Anthem for Garner Demonstrations
"I was thinking recently about all these protests"
By Dan Kedmey
December 20, 2014
Why Pro Athletes Won't Stay Silent Anymore
“I knew it would be coming sooner or later,” says Olympian John Carlos
By Sean Gregory
December 19, 2014
Race Concerns Americans More Than It Has in 2 Decades
Amid national protests over police use-of-force against African-Americans
By Sarah Begley
December 19, 2014
This Poll Shows America’s Stark Racial Divide Over the Police
Lowest ethics ratings for police since 1995
By Josh Sanburn
December 18, 2014
Dear Police Unions: Please Stop Asking Jocks To Apologize
NFL players have taken stands against the deaths of Michael Brown and Tamir Rice, and been criticized by police unions. But why shouldn't athletes take a stand?
By Sean Gregory
December 17, 2014
L.A. Plans to Outfit Every Cop With a Camera
LAPD would be the biggest agency to fully adopt body-worn cameras
By Josh Sanburn
December 16, 2014
See Protesters Against Police Violence Flood New York
25,000 people were estimated to attend the march on Saturday
By Justin Worland
December 14, 2014
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