#Solutions

For the first time, terminally ill cancer patients will be able to receive psilocybin mushroom therapy for their anxiety and depression — legally.

Maryland cops have just lost a major tool in violating people's rights by being able to arrest them based on the smell of a plant the government says is bad.

ProPublica obtained these police records from New York City’s Civilian Complaint Review Board. NYPD unions are suing to halt the city from making the data public.

The city of Berkeley, California has just passed a revolutionary piece of legislation that ends traffic enforcement by police.

As taxpayers shell out billions to pay for bad cops, a new bill requiring cops to carry their own insurance would put an end to all of it.

It has been four years since the murder of Philando Castile by Minnesota officer Jeronimo Yanez, and the American people are still seeking justice.

A record amount of statues have been torn or taken down in the last month, so we ought to see a massive improvement in systemic racism, right?

According to a scathing new report from the International Human Rights Clinic at the University of Chicago Law School most cops violate rights.

Colorado just made massive leaps forward in police accountability by becoming the first state in the US to end Qualified Immunity for cops.

Two University researchers who specialize in crime and punishment break down five important reasons police should be required to have a college degree.