“College Behind Bars,” a new PBS documentary executive-produced by Ken Burns, shines a light on a program that every major university in America should be sponsoring
In 1992, R&B singer Jimmy Dennis was wrongfully convicted of murder. He spent 25 years in prison, but he never gave up on music — or justice
The intrepid Congresswoman from Massachusetts speaks exclusively with Rolling Stone about her new plan to end mass incarceration, and more
Jason Flom's 'Wrongful Conviction' delves into the case of a Texas man supported by Rihanna and Meek Mill
In pushing a massive criminal-justice reform plan, the candidate leans on the expertise that has both advanced her political career and possibly undercut her presidential ambitions
As the exonerated American heads back to Italy, author Nina Burleigh looks back on how the intense attention that surrounded her case foretold fake news blockbusters from Pizzagate to Q-Anon
Clearing criminal records for past marijuana offenses has become a central focus of the cannabis movement — but how do those records actually get cleared?
In an exclusive interview, the 2020 candidate opens up about his cannabis crusade and why it’s “bigger than presidential politics”
Half a lifetime ago, Philadelphia cops put him away for a brutal crime he didn't commit. DNA tests showed someone else did it. But he's still not free
