January 6 Isn’t Over Yet Matt Ford, New Republic
The Paperwork Coup David A. Graham, The Atlantic
Proud Boys Regroup, Focusing on School Boards and Town Councils Sheera Frenkel, New York Times
What Happens When the Cops Don’t Care? Alex Pareene, The Atlantic
Years Before a Police Union Leader Was Raided by the FBI, Local Investigators Didn’t Pursue Allegations Against Him Jake Pearson, ProPublica
Revealed: LAPD used ‘strategic communications’ firm to track ‘defund the police’ online Sam Levin and Johana Bhuiyan, The Guardian
A School District Defunded Police. But It Keeps Calling Them Back In. Corey Mitchell, Center for Public Integrity
Citizens hide from active shooters as Alaska fails to deliver on 2019 promise of village troopers Kyle Hopkins, Anchorage Daily News
San Francisco mayor pledges more police, safety measures Janie Har, AP News
1,500 Black college students challenged police in 1961. The Supreme Court took their side. Bailey Loosemore, USA Today
Derek Chauvin pleads guilty to civil rights charges in George Floyd’s killing Andy Mannix, Minneapolis Star Tribune
23 witnesses, one video will play a role in determining the rest of Pervis Payne’s life Katherine Burgess, Memphis Commercial Appeal
Forensic hypnosis in Texas prompts questions about death row case David Martin Davies, Texas Public Radio
No compassion, no release in California prisons Judy Greenspan, Workers World
Louisiana Policy Intended to Reform Solitary Confinement Still Leaves People in Indefinite Lockdown Eli Cahan and Nick Chrastil, The Intercept
Her Baby Died After Hurricane Katrina. Was It a Crime? Cary Aspinwall, Lea Skene, and Ilica Mahajan, The Marshall Project
She Didn’t Just ‘Snap’ Melissa Jeltsen, New York Magazine
Inside the hunt for a killer who shadowed a homeless camp Matthew Ormseth, Los Angeles Times
Netflix Series Shows the Dark Side of ‘70s New York in the Hunt for the Times Square Killer Daniel Kreps, Rolling Stone
True Crime Nancy Kathryn Walecki, Harvard Magazine