Departments have had to take back hundreds of officers over the past decade after appeals required by union contracts.
Viola Briggs had deep respect for law enforcement until 13 D.C. police officers burst into her apartment in a drug raid-gone-wrong.
The Post, for the second year in a row, has documented more than twice the number of police-involved killings recorded annually on average by the FBI.
Chicago police once held one of the best clearance rates in the nation. Now they have one of the worst.
The history might have contributed to the recent unrest.
A Cuban American physician is helping lead the future of research on minority health and health disparities.
When reserachers studied subgroups of Latinos, they found varying patterns of cancer risk.
Experts discuss trends among seniors, medical mistrust and new ways to prevent getting the virus.
Researchers found that youth who’d been exposed to violence recently were more likely to have detectable levels of the virus.
