U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Labor Case on Overtime Pay
By Kayla Smernoff Howard University News Service The Supreme Court of the United States recently heard…
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Formerly Incarcerated First-Time Voter Has Hopes for this Election
By Melanie Jones Howard University News Service WASHINGTON— Despite being convicted of 34 felonies,…
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Juvenile Injustice: Should Juveniles Be Sentenced to Life With or Without Parole?
By Chrisleen Herard Howard University News Service In 2003, Evan Miller took a baseball bat and beat…
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Jayland Walker was Shot Over 40 Times by Akron Police — None of the Officers were Indicted
By Chrisleen Herard Howard University News Service Of the 94 bullets that flew into the air,…
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Questions Remain in Khalil Ahmad Azad’s ‘Accidental Drowning’ After Police Chase
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Remembering Tyre Nichols
By Chrisleen Herard Howard University News Service Tyre Nichols was a 29-year-old father and FedEx worker…
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At The Intersection of 1950s Race Relations and Motherhood: The Story of Mamie Till-Mobley Hits Theatres After 60 Years
The 2022 film Till tells the story of a mother leaping into action and parking the civil rights movement…
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Help Us Find Us: Families of Missing African Americans Say More Must be Done
With more than 543,000 missing person cases in the United States, African American families are finding…
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Come So Far, So Far To Go: Juvenile Justice in the 21st Century
Ahmari Anthony, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service Since the peak of juvenile crime…
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Celebration, Calls for Change After Derek Chauvin Verdict
Énoa Gibson, NewsVision A Minneapolis jury found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty…
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