law enforcement

An arm with an orange band with black letters spelling out "Police"
Police
‘Our phones are our only weapon’: French citizens demand police reform to address racism
Riot police detain a man during clashes in the northern city of Thessaloniki, Greece, March 11, 2021.
Technology
Greek police roll out new ‘smart’ devices that recognize faces and fingerprints
A police car with red and blue lights flashing
Critical State
When police reform hasn’t worked: Part I
A Seattle police officer wears a "mourning band" for fallen officers over his badge, obscuring the badge number, as Seattle police guard the department headquarters downtown during a rally and march calling for a defunding of Seattle police, in Seattle, W
Justice
US may be violating international law in its response to protesters, UN expert says
Men in police uniform kneel on an urban street.
Conflict & Justice
No. 1 rule for police: Defend human rights, says Ukraine’s former police chief
Protesters hold umbrellas in thick tear gas.
Conflict & Justice
Tear gas has been banned in warfare. Why do police still use it?
A man with "POLICE ICE" protective vest leads a man in handcuffs down street, with another officer with "POLICE FEDERAL AGENT" on vest on the right
Justice
As immigration arrests rise, advocates warn immigrants to know their rights when agents show up
trump cia
Conflict
Trump’s new pick for CIA director has a murky past with torture programs
Overhead shot of crowd flanked by police SUVs, evening time
Justice
Phoenix residents take over city council meeting for five hours to protest police use of force
Hundreds of people are gathered in a room. Some are seated at tables and have water bottles, some pillow or blankets with them. A large screen is set up to broadcast news about Tropical Storm Harvey.
Justice
A looming immigration law is hurting Houston’s ability to help undocumented residents in wake of Harvey
Shoeprint analysis
Science
Just how much science is in forensic science?
Sarah Saldaña being sworn in as the fourth director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in December of 2014.
The Latina who led ICE
Full Episode
Police in front of crowd
Justice
In sanctuary cities, immigrants find themselves with few real protections from federal officials
A women a the front of a church speaking
Justice
In Milwaukee, immigrants watch as their controversial sheriff joins the shortlist for Trump’s cabinet
Donald Trump
Election 2016
How Donald Trump’s anti-immigration rhetoric divided a city
Arpaio sits on a folding chair in a gym
Justice
What you need to know about the criminal case against Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Man standing in front of ranch sign and American flag
Justice
This rancher in Arizona doesn’t necessarily want a wall — but he does want more done along the border
Donor blood tests
Science
Law enforcement DNA databases draw scrutiny, controversy
Sandra Bland
Conflict
Author, activist says Americans need to do better in the wake of Sandra Bland’s death
The handcuffs of a suspected member of the Broadway Gangster Crips street gang is seen while being interviewed by a law enforcement officer after he was arrested in Los Angeles on June 17, 2014.
Justice
Being labeled a gangster could land you in prison longer, even if you’re a regular criminal
Municipal police officers watch screens in the video surveillance control room of the municipal police supervision centre in Nice February 9, 2015.
Technology
The French government’s new surveillance law opens the door to NSA-style mass surveillance
Police whiter than those they serve
Justice
Not just Baltimore: Where police are whiter than those they serve
Two London police officers wearing a body-worn video cameras.
Justice
UK police: Body cameras make us behave, show world we’re not brutes
People protest against the killing of a homeless man by police outside LAPD headquarters on March 3, 2015.
Justice
The Justice Department wades into the fight against police discrimination
Russian national Evengiy Bogachev is shown in this Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Wanted Poster in this handout provided by the FBI in Washington, DC, February 24, 2015.
Conflict
This real world hacker has all the elements of a James Bond villain
A New York City police officer reacts next to people protesting against the death of Eric Garner during an arrest in July.
Justice
Even the creator of ‘broken windows’ policing thought it could lead to racial problems
Soldiers from the 35th US Volunteer Infantry subject a Filipino to the ‘water cure,’ a common ‘enhanced interrogation’ technique employed during the war to pacify the Philippines between 1899 and 1902.
Justice
America has used water to torture people for more than a century
Riot police block demonstrators during a protest against the 2014 World Cup, in Sao Paulo June 12, 2014.
Justice
How police violence in the US could help spark racial justice in Brazil
The exterior of the West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville, West Virginia.
Justice
As US juvenile justice improves, West Virginia still funnels kids from schools to prisons
A protester throws an umbrella at riot police as fellow demonstrators blocked the main street to the central financial district outside government headquarters in Hong Kong on September 29, 2014.
Justice
Peaceful protests in Hong Kong become violent clashes with police
An anti-government protester kicks a surveillance camera during clashes with police in Sarajevo, Bosnia, on February 7, 2014.
Conflict
What keeps you awake at night?
French youth take part in a protest against the government's handling of recent urban unrest in France, at Place Saint Michel in Paris, November 16, 2005.
Justice
In France, Ferguson protests stir memories of suburban riots
A police officer holds his riot gun while demonstrators protest the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, on August 13, 2014.
Justice
‘Municipal shock and awe’ comes to the streets of Ferguson
Riot police stand guard as demonstrators protest the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri August 13, 2014.
Conflict
Why are police using military gear in Ferguson and how did they get it?
A Brazilian policeman pulls a gun out of the window of a car during a June 23 protest against the World Cup on a street in São Paulo. Activists say the arrests of two men at those protests were trumped up by police.
Conflict & Justice
Are Brazilian police framing anti-World Cup protesters?
Conflict & Justice
A Canadian news network refuses to broadcast a mass shooter’s name
Conflict & Justice
Blogging behind bars
Two Secret Service CAT team members walk toward their motorcade vehicle at Brussels Airport in Belgium March 26, 2014.Three members of the U.S. Secret Service detail that protects U.S. President Barack Obama were sent home from Amsterdam for disciplinary
Global Politics
Secret Service agents behaving badly has an encore performance
Two Secret Service CAT team members walk toward their motorcade vehicle at Brussels Airport in Belgium March 26, 2014.Three members of the U.S. Secret Service detail that protects U.S. President Barack Obama were sent home from Amsterdam for disciplinary
Global Politics
Secret Service agents behaving badly has an encore performance
A Guatemalan woman recently deported from the U.S. makes a phone call at a migrant shelter in Guatemala City, In addition to avoiding gang and drug-related violence, Central Americans are also fleeing to the US for economic reasons.
Conflict & Justice
For Central Americans, fear is increasingly the reason for entering the US
Dragnet Nation
Global Politics
A cell phone wrapped in tin foil is just one of the ways Julia Angwin went off the grid in her new book
Phone Booth
Global Politics
So what if the government tracks my phone calls?
Union army telegraph operators just after the battle of Gettysburg. The Civil War is sometimes described as the first information war. Intercepted messages landed on Abraham Lincoln's desk.
Conflict & Justice
The history of electronic surveillance, from Abraham Lincoln’s wiretaps to Operation Shamrock
Conflict & Justice
Protests in Kenya aim to spur outrage over violence against women
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
Global Politics
Germany’s Angela Merkel cries foul on US intercepting her cell phone calls
Global Politics
Police in Ohio, 26 other states using facial recognition software in secret
New Report Shows Ohio Police Secretly Use Facial Recognition Technology
Predicting Crime Through Data
Shooting Victim Speaks Out on Stop-And-Frisk
Conflict & Justice
Chaos in Egypt After Army Storms Pro-Morsi Camps
Federal Judge Finds NYC’s Stop-And-Frisk Policy Unconstitutional
NSA Cyberdefense Plans Stalled Due to Leaks
Conflict & Justice
How New York’s ‘Stop and Frisk’ Compares to Britain’s ‘Stop and Search’
Global Politics
Snowden’s disclosure prompts global debate over privacy versus national security
Global Politics
Mass. community puts Afghan-style counter-insurgency tactics to use against gangs
Business, Economics and Jobs
Brazil ratcheting up security as preparations for World Cup, Olympics continue
Conflict & Justice
Intelligence officials defend surveillance programs as a necessity in war on terror
Two major companies accused of discrimination
Global Politics
NSA accused of tracking wide range of phone conversations, Internet connections
Environment
Israeli computer science company devises technology to speed up video display