Uncategorized Seattle federal monitor’s communications with police raise questions over impartial oversight March 10, 2025March 10, 2025 Glen Stellmacher0Tagged Antonio Oftelie, communications, defund the police, DOJ, federal, george floyd, impartial, Investigation, monitors, oversight, police, police accountability, police brutality, policing, Protests, questions, raise, Seattle, Seattle Police Department prismreports.org Read More
Uncategorized Trump’s DOJ Moves to Dismiss Idaho Emergency Abortion Case March 5, 2025March 8, 2025 Zane McNeill0Tagged Abortion, Case, Dismiss, DOJ, Emergency, Idaho, Moves, Trumps truthout.org Read More
Uncategorized DOJ no longer partner against HIV criminalization, activists say March 5, 2025March 7, 2025 Adam Rhodes0Tagged activists, AIDS, Americans with Disabilities Act, anti-blackness, Biden Administration, Black, civil rights, criminal legal system, criminalization, disability, disability advocacy, disability justice, DOJ, Donald Trump, Health, HIV, HIV criminalization laws, HIV/AIDs, homophobia, joe biden, laws, lawsuits, lgbt, lgbtq, LGBTQIA+, longer, News, partner, public health, racism, Tennessee, Trump, Trump administration prismreports.org Read More
