Debates over how societies respond to crimes against children often reveal profound differences in legal systems, cultural values, and interpretations of justice. Around the world, there is universal agreement that crimes involving the exploitation …

The JustLeadershipUSA CEO is reshaping perspectives on incarceration, expanding opportunities, and redefining who deserves access to a future. As communities nationwide observe Second Chance Month, DeAnna Hoskins, president and CEO of JustLeadershipUSA (JLUSA), is …

A 71-year-old cancer survivor in the Bronx says she’s trapped in a rat-infested apartment, despite repeated pleas to her landlord. Tearful Cora Robinson says she fights back with a piece of plywood—but the rats …

JACKSON, Miss. —The trial of Jada Kelly, who faces charges of aggravated DUI in connection with a crash that killed two women, has begun in Hinds County Circuit Court. On Wednesday, jurors heard testimony …

There’s a shift happening—we’re just mislabeling it. Headlines claim Black women are exiting the workforce, but analysts at the Economic Policy Institute highlight layoffs, burnout, and a steady rise in entrepreneurship. Data from Wells Fargo shows Black women …