The cops in Thurston County, Washington, made no such efforts to support the recovery of the man they shot and who had to be hospitalized.

And police might have made it even worse.

The 27-year-old man had a knife during a confrontation with police Monday afternoon. In the hours that followed, clashes erupted between police and protesters.

The Massachusetts Democrats’ bill comes as the House prepares to vote on a major policing bill that includes a weaker provision on qualified immunity.

More than the other Senate Democrats running for president — and much of the rest of her caucus — Klobuchar has voted with Republicans to confirm many of President Donald Trump’s judicial appointme...

The activists face 20 years in prison for distributing flyers that identified a state trooper they linked to a protester's killing in Atlanta’s “Cop City.”

by Micah Johnson

The battle between insurgent progressives in Nevada and the Harry Reid machine began building in 2016.

Mike Bloomberg’s campaign is counting on performing well in the delegate-rich Super Tuesday states.

The group aiming to unseat Tlaib is financed by a billionaire hedge fund investor who also funds Republicans and AIPAC.

Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush called for a ceasefire in Israel and got attacked by Democratic colleague and AIPAC ally Rep. Josh Gottheimer.

In June, Democrats passed a measure to limit qualified immunity, with support from moderates who have since spoken out against the “defund” message.

Over 100 advocacy groups sent a letter to Congress opposing the “hardline anti-science policy,” which applies to a range of fentanyl-related substances.

In a speech, the Massachusetts senator proposed the restriction of military aid from use in occupied Palestine.

One poll worker and six others in Milwaukee have tested positive for coronavirus in cases linked to the April 7 election, the city health commissioner said.

Cuomo canceled six special elections, created some of the nation’s strictest ballot requirements, and expanded his budgetary powers, all in one month.

The Intercept found that exact passages from at least eight Bloomberg plans or accompanying fact sheets were plagiarized.

At least a dozen journalists at SBS and ABC were asked to remove their signatures from an open letter criticizing reporting on Israel and Palestine.

Two white men in Kansas shot into a car of Latino teenagers and went home. Almost a year later, neither shooter is in custody.

The Massachusetts Democrats’ bill comes as the House prepares to vote on a major policing bill that includes a weaker provision on qualified immunity.

AIPAC has given at least $3.6 million to the CBC’s old guard since last year, while members of the Squad draw the Israel lobby’s ire.

Newly appointed Sen. Laphonza Butler came from EMILY’s List, which spends tens of millions backing Kamala Harris while laying off staff.

Even as Buttigieg pushes diversity efforts as mayor, less than 3 percent of South Bend’s business in 2018 went to minority- and women-owned firms.

Republicans’ vote against the American Rescue Plan — which released funds that some cities are using to hire more police — is now being used against them.

An open letter on media standards in Canada, where some style guides ban the word “Palestine,” garnered over 2,000 signatures.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is continuing a futile party strategy of endorsing moderates over candidates with more progressive platforms.