Minneapolis Promises Police Overhaul in Deal With Justice Department
Minneapolis City Council unanimously voted to overhaul its police department following a pattern of systemic abuses and a consent decree with the Department of Justice.
Minneapolis agrees to overhaul police training and policies following Floyd murder
Minneapolis City Council approved a federal agreement to reform police training and use-of-force policies, ensuring respect for human life and dignity.
Minneapolis Promises Police Overhaul in Deal With Justice Department
Minneapolis City Council unanimously voted to reform police department to address systemic abuses amid an agreement with the Department of Justice.
Minneapolis Promises Police Overhaul in Deal With Justice Department
Minneapolis City Council unanimously voted to overhaul its police department following a pattern of systemic abuses and a consent decree with the Department of Justice.
Minneapolis agrees to overhaul police training and policies following Floyd murder
Minneapolis City Council approved a federal agreement to reform police training and use-of-force policies, ensuring respect for human life and dignity.
Minneapolis Promises Police Overhaul in Deal With Justice Department
Minneapolis City Council unanimously voted to reform police department to address systemic abuses amid an agreement with the Department of Justice.
Pentagon Reaches Settlement With Veterans Dismissed Over Sexuality
The Defense Department settlement may allow veterans dismissed for sexual identity to upgrade discharge statuses and receive denied benefits.
Pentagon agrees to settle historic lawsuit with LGBTQ+ veterans over discharge status
The Pentagon's settlement may enable thousands of LGBTQ+ veterans to access benefits they were previously denied due to discriminatory discharge statuses.
Pentagon Reaches Settlement With Veterans Dismissed Over Sexuality
The Defense Department settlement may allow veterans dismissed for sexual identity to upgrade discharge statuses and receive denied benefits.
Pentagon agrees to settle historic lawsuit with LGBTQ+ veterans over discharge status
The Pentagon's settlement may enable thousands of LGBTQ+ veterans to access benefits they were previously denied due to discriminatory discharge statuses.
Football coaches injured team by ordering nearly 400 pushups, lawsuit says
Excessive high school sports training can lead to serious medical conditions like rhabdomyolysis, raising concerns about athlete safety during workouts.
CFPB sues Berkshire Hathaway-owned mortgage lender for alleged predatory practices
The CFPB is suing Vanderbilt Mortgage for predatory practices leading borrowers into unaffordable loans for manufactured homes.
Congress is ready to certify Trump's election win, but his Jan. 6 legacy hangs over the day
Lawmakers are certifying Trump's election amid high security and snowy conditions, highlighting the tension between past events and the present democratic process.
U.S. Steel sues to salvage its sale to Japan's Nippon Steel
U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel are legally challenging President Biden's move to block their $15 billion merger, citing national security and due process concerns.
Congress is ready to certify Trump's election win, but his Jan. 6 legacy hangs over the day
Lawmakers are certifying Trump's election amid high security and snowy conditions, highlighting the tension between past events and the present democratic process.
U.S. Steel sues to salvage its sale to Japan's Nippon Steel
U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel are legally challenging President Biden's move to block their $15 billion merger, citing national security and due process concerns.
Biden bans new offshore oil and gas drilling in most federal waters
Biden is banning new offshore oil and gas drilling in most U.S. coastal waters to protect against irreversible damage and support the clean energy transition.
Biden makes an 11th-hour move to block coastal oil drilling
Biden blocks drilling in 625 million acres of ocean, marking a historic environmental protection effort.
Who Are the 19 Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom?
President Biden honors 19 influential public figures with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in his last ceremony as president.
Millions of public workers are set to get higher Social Security benefits. Here's why
The Social Security Fairness Act increases benefits for nearly three million public employees, eliminating provisions that reduced payments for workers with other pensions.
U.S. Eases Some Restrictions on Humanitarian Aid to Syria
The Biden administration lifted some humanitarian aid restrictions in Syria while keeping sanctions, reflecting a cautious strategy in the region.
Biden bans new offshore oil and gas drilling in most federal waters
Biden is banning new offshore oil and gas drilling in most U.S. coastal waters to protect against irreversible damage and support the clean energy transition.
Biden makes an 11th-hour move to block coastal oil drilling
Biden blocks drilling in 625 million acres of ocean, marking a historic environmental protection effort.
Who Are the 19 Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom?
President Biden honors 19 influential public figures with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in his last ceremony as president.
Millions of public workers are set to get higher Social Security benefits. Here's why
The Social Security Fairness Act increases benefits for nearly three million public employees, eliminating provisions that reduced payments for workers with other pensions.
U.S. Eases Some Restrictions on Humanitarian Aid to Syria
The Biden administration lifted some humanitarian aid restrictions in Syria while keeping sanctions, reflecting a cautious strategy in the region.
Adrien Brody dedicates Golden Globes win for 'The Brutalist' to his immigrant family
Adrien Brody wins his first Golden Globe for portraying a Holocaust survivor in 'The Brutalist', reflecting on personal and ancestral immigrant struggles.
Pope Names Robert McElroy, an Ally on Immigration, as Cardinal in Washington
Cardinal McElroy's appointment as Archbishop of Washington emphasizes a focus on immigration and inclusion within the Catholic Church.
Adrien Brody dedicates Golden Globes win for 'The Brutalist' to his immigrant family
Adrien Brody wins his first Golden Globe for portraying a Holocaust survivor in 'The Brutalist', reflecting on personal and ancestral immigrant struggles.
Pope Names Robert McElroy, an Ally on Immigration, as Cardinal in Washington
Cardinal McElroy's appointment as Archbishop of Washington emphasizes a focus on immigration and inclusion within the Catholic Church.
Lessons from self-inflicted blows to democracy in South Korea and the U.S.
The martial law declaration in South Korea showcases a self-coup attempt similar to the US Capitol attack, raising concerns about democratic integrity.
South Korean protesters brave cold to demand Yoon's ouster as detention deadline looms
Amid freezing temperatures, protests against impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol escalate as authorities prepare for another detention attempt following his controversial martial law declaration.
Lessons from self-inflicted blows to democracy in South Korea and the U.S.
The martial law declaration in South Korea showcases a self-coup attempt similar to the US Capitol attack, raising concerns about democratic integrity.
South Korean protesters brave cold to demand Yoon's ouster as detention deadline looms
Amid freezing temperatures, protests against impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol escalate as authorities prepare for another detention attempt following his controversial martial law declaration.
32 dolphins have died since an oil spill near southern Russia, experts say
The fuel oil spill in the Kerch Strait has caused significant death among dolphins, severely impacting the local aquatic ecosystem.
A 55-year-old who ran a marathon every day in 2024 says the toughest part was mental
Hilde Dosogne aimed to become the first woman to run a marathon daily for a year, emphasizing mental endurance and gradual progress.
Ex-Prosecutor Ordered Disbarred After Framing Colleague for Sexual Harassment
Yujin Choi was disbarred for framing a colleague and falsifying evidence, undermining trust in the legal system.
Mike Rinder, Scientology Spokesman Turned Critic, Dies at 69
Mike Rinder, a former Scientology spokesman turned critic, dies at 69 from esophageal cancer, leaving behind a legacy of opposition to the church.
Louisiana person is the first U.S. bird flu death, health officials say
The first U.S. bird flu death occurred in Louisiana, involving an older patient linked to sick backyard birds. The case raises concerns about virus mutation.
Filmmaker Jeff Baena, Aubrey Plaza's husband, found dead at Los Angeles home
Jeff Baena, a notable writer-director, was found dead in Los Angeles, with his death ruled a suicide.
Reminders of Jan. 6 attack fade in the Capitol as Trump retakes power
The January 6 insurrection's impact on American democracy appears increasingly overlooked as reminders fade and discussions decline.
Congestion pricing begins in NYC in a high stakes test for the model's U.S. viability
Congestion pricing of $9 during peak hours has been implemented in Manhattan to alleviate traffic congestion and raise funds for transit upgrades.
As Trump rewrites history, victims of the Jan. 6 riot say they feel 'betrayed'
The Capitol Tunnel symbolizes both the inauguration of leaders and the violence of Jan. 6, reflecting conflicting American narratives around that day.
CNN goes on trial over its report alleging 'black market' for Afghan rescues
The case highlights issues of media trust and the impact of political polarization on public perceptions of journalism.
Former Nurse Is Charged After Newborn Is Found With Fractures
A nurse was charged with child abuse related to injuries found on a newborn.
Police are re-examining previous cases involving unexplained injuries to babies.
Strotman faces significant prison time if convicted of the charges.
Olympic Sprinter Charged in Confrontation With Miami Beach Police
Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley was arrested in Miami Beach for battery of a police officer and other charges stemming from an altercation.
NPR photos around the world that moved us in 2024
Photography serves as a powerful witness to global events, documenting both the resilience and devastation experienced in 2024.
Do you believe in life after death? These scientists study it.
The University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies investigates reincarnation and survival of consciousness, led by pioneering researchers like Dr. Ian Stevenson and Dr. Jim Tucker.
Fire wrecks romance bookstore. Fans step in, make real-life happily ever after.
Fortin's dream of a romance bookstore was cut short by a devastating fire just days after its grand opening.
Venezuela opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez embarks on international tour
Gonzalez's international tour aims to gather support against Maduro's impending inauguration.
Kamala Harris announces Donald Trump's election win as president
Vice President Kamala Harris announced Donald Trump's presidential election victory after Congress certified the results.
A Pulitzer winner quits 'Washington Post' after a cartoon on Bezos is killed
Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes resigned after the Washington Post rejected her cartoon mocking media and tech leaders' subservience to Trump.
A storm will bring heavy snow and dangerous ice from the Plains to the East Coast
A major winter storm is predicted to impact 62 million people across various states, starting this weekend.
After 50 years of growing his hair, N.Y. man said it's time - to celebrate
Andy Chertow has grown his hair into 10-foot long dreadlocks for 50 years, celebrating individuality and self-expression.
How the Democrats Lost the Working Class
Economic policies over the past 30 years have led to a divide in society, creating a class of struggling workers and marginalized groups.
Soldier's Struggles Began Before Las Vegas Tesla Explosion, Nurse Says
Military veterans often suffer from undiagnosed brain injuries that can lead to critical mental health issues.
Fear of job repercussions prevents many soldiers from reporting head injuries and seeking help.
Ailing Ex-Deputy Admitted to Killing Florida Store Clerk in 1979
Deputy John J. Greer confessed to the 1979 murder of clerk Adele Marie Easterly after decades of cold case investigation.
How influencers are impacting journalism
20% of Americans rely on social media influencers for news, highlighting their growing impact on the media landscape.
3 teens run into burning farmhouse, rescue sleeping couple
The bravery of three teenage boys led to the rescue of a couple from a fire, highlighting the importance of quick action in emergencies.
Latin music icon Selena's killer up for parole for first time in Texas
Yolanda Saldivar, convicted of Selena's murder, is under parole review for the first time, decades after the tragedy that shocked fans.
Elon Musk's Determining Role in Washington
Elon Musk's partnership with Donald Trump signifies a shift in power dynamics within American politics, raising concerns about democracy and governance.