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Law enforcement agencies are using facial recognition systems with little to no rules, found a new study by the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology.

Under mysterious circumstances, Dream Market is due to close at the end of April. Is the game up for the big online drug bazaars?

PredPol uses an algorithm based on earthquake prediction to “predict crime.” Academics say it’s simplistic and harmful.

It’s been eight months since one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern American history, and police still can’t definitively say what led Stephen Paddock to open fire.

We spoke to an investigator about police bias when marginalised people go missing.

Mexican artist Captain Alegria reimagines the self portrait in the new issue of FELT Zine.

Why is it so easy for long-haul truck drivers to get away with violent crimes?

Under France's state of emergency, police have the right to search your house if they believe you've been in touch with someone who might be a threat to national safety. That's what happened to Bruno.

Anti-Beyoncé protesters were severely outnumbered by anti-anti-Beyoncé protesters, cops, and reporters.

A primer on the kind of trouble you'll find yourself in if you're busted for drug possession in the UK.

State-sanctioned killing has been banned in fits and starts over the course of American history, a reflection of a national character that is alternately progressive and puritan.

Richard Matt, the one with the freakishly enormous dick, may have died while drunk on "grape liquor." His accomplice, David Sweat, was taken into custody after being shot on Sunday.