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Shares NEW YORK, NY – MAY 21: A view of Ben & Jerrys icecream cart at the SiriusXM Studios on May 21, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images) Ben & Jerry’s Co-Founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield have issued a challenge to members of Congress. The two business owners have called on federal lawmakers to end qualified immunity for police officers across the country. “Ending qualified immunity will bring accountability for police and justice for the victims whose rights have been violated. We know that the Senate right now is involved in negotiations and we are here to ...

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Liberal Ben & Jerry's co-founders push to make it easier to sue police officers Print this article While debates over police reform continue to swirl, the co-founders of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream launched an initiative to make it easier for people to sue police officers. Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield recently announced the Campaign to End Qualified Immunity. The project is aimed at ending a controversial police reform Supreme Court doctrine that shields the police from personal lawsuits. Efforts to roll back qualified immunity gained new life last in the wake of George Floyd’s death in t...

Ending qualified immunity will send a clear message: Nobody, not even law enforcement, is above the law.

Image Larry Fink of BlackRock is throwing his firm’s weight behind more ambitious climate change goals.Credit...Damon Winter/The New York Times Larry Fink’s letter has landed The BlackRock chief’s annual letter to C.E.O.s is going out this morning and Andrew has a copy, which he writes about in his latest column. Mr. Fink’s letter has driven the conversation inside corporate America’s boardrooms for years — such as his proclamation that companies must have a purpose beyond profit, which preceded the Business Roundtable’s statement on stakeholder capitalism, and his call for corp...