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<strong>Exclusive</strong>: Crown Prosecution Service claims no one is convicted solely via lyrics, but shocking new research finds juries being shown music and dance as evidence of guilt

Londons Metropolitan Police are secretly monitoring children as young as 13 on social media to fight violence online and could be potentially violating data laws, reported British newspaper, citing police documents.

Revelations about Project Alpha collection of ‘personal data’ from those as young as 13 raise concerns for minority ethnic children

In a (mostly) unguarded interview, drill superstar Digga D weighs in on learning to live in the public eye, and why rap music is always on trial

<p>It has long been suspected that Reagan's campaign chief William Casey convinced Iran that they could get a better deal by releasing American hostages after the election of Ronald Reagan. New evidence fleshes out the previously circumstantial case. </p>

Suspicions have long swirled around unscrupulous campaign manager William Casey. We believe the evidence is now overwhelming.

Exclusive: London’s force denies conflating rap with criminality, but venues accuse them of ongoing racial profiling and censorship

A look inside Project Alpha-Omega: a year-long effort to identify and fix vulnerabilities in thousands of open source projects that quietly power the world's software.

Highlighting the positive impact Chris Paul has had on Black communities during his time in the NBA.

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