South Carolina’s Firing Squad Execution Sparks Debate on Capital Punishment
South Carolina's execution of Stephen Bryant has reignited debate over the use of the firing squad, which is authorized in five U.S. states, and has been used historically... Read more.
California Sues USDA over SNAP Eligibility Restrictions
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed a lawsuit against the USDA, challenging the Trump administration's guidance for implementing SNAP eligibility restrictions,... Read more.
Oakland Committee Rejects $2.25M Surveillance Contract with Flock Safety
Oakland's Public Safety Committee rejected a proposed $2.25 million contract with private surveillance firm Flock Safety, citing concerns over privacy violations,... Read more.
Decades-Long Prison Sentence Overturned for 1994 Antioch Shooting
Gabriel "Snoop" Roberson, who has served decades in prison for a 1994 Antioch shooting, reached a plea agreement overturning his multiple life sentences and making... Read more.
Tremane Wood’s Execution Delayed as Board Votes for Clemency
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted 3-2 to grant clemency to death row prisoner Tremane Wood, delaying his scheduled execution and sending the decision to... Read more.