A Jacksonville mother lost her rental assistance the moment she got a job, and the consequences were severe.

Former Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio is among the January 6 defendants seeking compensation from the newly created $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund. Meanwhile, two Capitol Police officers have filed a federal lawsuit to block the fund, arguing it rewards those who engaged in violence against law enforcement.

Partial footage sparked outrage over the death of Anita Grayson at a coffee shop. But once police released the full video, the story looked very different.

Reports of unmarked vehicles and cases of mistaken identity raise serious questions about accountability in immigration enforcement operations.

A viral subway video shows a man threatened with violence just for asking another passenger to lower his music. It raises a question worth asking: why do New York’s self defense laws make it so hard for people to protect themselves?

Five arrests and a defense attorney calling it poverty. But if you are on parole and keep getting arrested, calling your officer is not doing the right thing. It is damage control.

Most people asking how you are doing are not actually looking for an answer. But if you come at me with something specific, do not be surprised when I give you something specific back.