The Marshall Project

Three key takeaways from our investigation of the epidemic of fires at the Joliet Treatment Center.

DoJ to give $300m for enforcement surges in four cities, as long as they abandon progressive ideologies on policing

The Department of Homeland Security has stopped releasing timely, reliable statistics on immigration enforcement.

On "No Ceilings," a young Portland lyricist asks, "If I confess all my sins, would they hang me for it?"

Watch our joint investigation with CBS Sunday Morning, exposing how unreliable drug tests at childbirth lead to parents being referred to law enforcement.

From suspended driver's licenses to jail stays, legal financial obligations can shape lives long after an arrest.

Newly out of prison, Tina Peters is back to trying to prove election fraud.

In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Judicial Court said Judge William F. Sullivan was wrong to withhold details of Latarsha L. Sanders's psychiatric history from the jury.