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Representing Herself From a Texas Prison, Ghislaine Maxwell Claims the Epstein Archives Hide Proof That Her Conviction Was Built on a Lie

By Terrina Jairaj Jun 28th
House Oversight Staff Hit a Wall at Ghislaine Maxwell’s Texas Prison, Leaving Them With More Questions Than Answers About Her Move

By Terrina Jairaj Jun 19th
Federal Prison Officials Just Adjusted Diddy’s Release Date for the Fourth Time, Fueling Questions About His Rehabilitation Claims

By Terrina Jairaj Jun 17th
Aimee Bock’s Minnesota Charity Fed Kids, or So It Claimed, Until Prosecutors Uncovered a Fraud So Vast It Sparked ICE Raids and Two Deaths

By Terrina Jairaj May 22nd
Richard Glossip survived nine execution dates and three last meals. Now the state wants a third trial but won’t say why

By Terrina Jairaj May 15th
Utah mom wrote a children’s grief book after her husband’s death. Now, she faces life for poisoning him with five times the lethal dose of fentanyl

By Terrina Jairaj May 14th
A Tennessee grandmother spent 5 months in jail for a crime committed 1,000 miles away until bank records proved she never left her hometown

By Terrina Jairaj May 14th
DeSantis’ $608M Trump-backed torture camp in the Everglades is collapsing but the real cost of Alligator Alcatraz isn’t just money

By Terrina Jairaj May 14th
A former drug dealer explains why nobody will go to jail for the Epstein Files

By Vanessa Esguerra May 11th
Judge unseals Epstein’s ‘final note’. But the real question is why did the DOJ keep it hidden for years?

By Terrina Jairaj May 8th
James Comey hit with new DOJ indictment over a cryptic beach photo that Trump called a death threat

By Terrina Jairaj Apr 29th
A Florida student made a joke about Netanyahu. Then the land of the free showed her exactly how free she is

By Terrina Jairaj Apr 21st
Epstein enabler and convicted trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is asking for a pardon in return for an explosive bargaining chip

By Terrina Jairaj Apr 7th
The architect of Epstein’s prison breaks their silence, admitting the skepticism around his death might not be misplaced

By Sanchari Ghosh Feb 4th
‘This is so dangerous’: Realtor comes across $3,000 a month apartment in Miami. Then she looks across the street

By Charlotte Colombo Nov 13th
Missouri Prisons Keep Finding New Ways to Screw Over the Incarcerated

By Cammy Pedroja Sep 8th
Roger Stone Was Convicted of Everything

By Vivian Kane Nov 15th
Art Collector Agnes Gund Starts a Criminal Justice Fund: “This is what I need to do.”

By Charline Jao Jun 12th
Ava DuVernay Illuminates the Connection Between Incarceration and Slavery in Netflix Documentary 13th

By Teresa Jusino Sep 26th
Orange Is the New Black Season Four and Intersectional Social Justice, Part One [SPOILERS]

By Teresa Jusino Jul 27th