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When you grow up in a culture of violence, that doesn’t just disappear,” writes Rashon Venable. “We, as prisoners, have to ...

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New York’s controversy over scanning mail in prisons reflects a national debate involving security and privacy.

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Here are the new pro- and anti-immigration laws that states enacted from January to June 2025. Scroll down for more context.