The First Post-Roe Vote on Abortion Peter Slevin, The New Yorker
Kansas Abortion Vote Tests Political Energy in Post-Roe America Katie Glueck, New York Times
Why Kansas is a bellwether for abortion rights Amber Phillips, Washington Post
The Kansas Abortion Vote Could Be a Big Pro-Choice Victory Ed Kilgore, New York Magazine
Pregnancy, Prison, and the End of Roe MSNBC
‘They might have to give birth in chains’: Abortion access behind bars after the end of Roe v Wade Josh Marcus, Independent
The War on Drugs Has a Warning for Post-Roe America Maia Szalavitz, New York Times
Biden’s Drug Czar Is Leading the Charge for a ‘Harm Reduction’ Approach Noah Weiland, New York Times
Brittney Griner’s detention should prompt fixes to US drug laws Marc M. Howard, Washington Post
The War on Drugs Does Not Work, and It’s Worse Than That David Greenwald, Davis Vanguard
Black People are Hard to Find in Boulder County, But Not in the Criminal Justice System Angela Johnson, The Root
New study of Montana’s criminal justice system reveals further disparities for Native Americans Keith Schubert, Daily Montanan
Staffing shortages and deficient training leave First Step Act floundering, federal prison employees say Erik Ortiz, NBC News
Prison Personnel Describe Horrific Conditions, and Cover-Up, at Atlanta Prison Glenn Thrush, New York Times
Alleged police misconduct cost Yonkers, NY, millions. The complaints kept coming Tracy Brannstrom, NPR
Boston’s new police commissioner tried to bring change to Ann Arbor. It wasn’t easy. Ivy Scott, Boston Globe
When Police and Youth Encounter Each Other, Bad Things Don’t Have to Happen Johanna Wald and Lisa H. Thurau, Governing