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Key. critics say that has been our countries approach to crime for far too long. the the question whether mass incarceration is keeping us any safer. and, what lengthy prison terms mean for many of the more than 2 million americans behind bars. lester holt spent three days in one of the nation's toughest penitentiary's, and this is what he witnessed. here's his special report, life inside. >> life at angola prison isn't what you might imagine. the vast majority live just like this. more than 80 men in open dorms sleeping on bunk beds. but i'll be staying on a unit next to death row for high ri...

The 3.4 trillion dollar reconciliation package during a rare saturday session. on monday, house democrats will huddle at 5:30 pm to discuss the next steps for the bill. and the texas border crossing where thousands of haitian migrants converged in recent weeks, is largely reopened late saturday afternoon. the port of entry will fully reopen for cargo traffic on monday morning. now back to dateline. w back to dateline >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. does the punishment fit the crime? it's a question at the heart of the prison reform debate, especially when it comes to drug relate...

Donald Trump could be the first president to face jail or prison time, creating a dilemma for the officials charged with protecting him.

Victor came to Silicon Valley from El Salvador more than 25 years ago. He lives in a small, white trailer in Mountain View, a couple of miles from Google’s campus. He used to live in an apartment nearby but had to leave when the rent got too high. His trailer is parked in a long line of trailers, some inhabited by others who’ve lost their homes. Victor doesn’t have electricity or running water, but the custodians in his old apartment building remember him and sneak him in to bathe and wash his clothes. From “Seeing Silicon Valley: Life Inside a Fraying America,” University of Chicag...

Providence photographer captures overlooked truths about Silicon Valley In “Seeing Silicon Valley,” Mary Beth Meehan focuses her lens on the forgotten faces behind the myths and the marketing By Edward Fitzpatrick Globe Staff,Updated May 11, 2021, 4:45 p.m. Email to a Friend Providence photographer Mary Beth Meehan and Stanford University Professor Fred Turner have collaborated on a new book, "Seeing Silicon Valley: Life Inside a Fraying America."Mary Beth Meehan PROVIDENCE — From Brockton to Providence, from small-town Georgia to Silicon Valley, photographer Mary Beth Meehan i...