Law & Justice (Page 2)

September 29, 2025

Old Model Hyundais and Kias More Likely to be Targeted for Car Break-ins

Residents of this N.J town took to their community Facebook group to commiserate about the break-ins

By Lara Becker

May 2, 2025

Southern Californians Feel Impact of Immigration Crackdown as Trump Hits 100 Days

“Trump’s brutal takedown of immigration has led to the erosion of due process rights and basic human rights of immigrants,” said Paul Caron, a senior editor at Euro Prospects.

By Valeria Garcia

December 16, 2024

‘Hold Tight to Our Fight’: How Black Women Are Still Not Going Back Since Harris’s Loss

Black women reflect on Kamala Harris's loss, confronting systemic biases while fostering resilience and collective empowerment.

By Lynise Olivacce

November 5, 2024

Former Congress Members Open Up in NYU’s “In Dialogue” Series

Congress won’t thrive until members learn how to work with each other despite these divisive times. This was the conclusion reached by a panel of former members of Congress who gathered at New York University (NYU) on Oct. 11 for "Congress in Conversation: Meeting in the Middle," part of the university’s  "In Dialogue" series. 

By Lynise Olivacce

October 14, 2024

‘It’s Not Just a Feeling, It’s a Calling’: How the Head of NYU College Democrats is Encouraging Students to Fight for Change

"It's up to organizers, especially young organizers, to meet young people where they are," says Saha Guerrero, president of NYU College Democrats.

By Lynise Olivacce