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Barack Obama and Bill de Blasio condemned the shooting of two NYPD officers, while a union rep for the police department said de Blasio has blood on his hands.

Shooter had posted on social media: "I'm Putting Wings On Pigs Today. They Take 1 Of Ours ... Let's Take 2 of Theirs."

So much for the open bar

The price of broken windows policing.

Obama's Task Force should stress transparency in hiring to increase diversity.

Cameras on uniforms and guns, more diversity for starters.

A second video depicting Eric Garner's final moments has surfaced on Facebook.

Protests in New York over the police chokehold case will stretch into days ahead with the aid of social media and established networks, activists said on Friday.

The decision comes two days after a grand jury in the borough of Staten Island opted against charging a police officer in the chokehold death of an unarmed black man.

Officer Daniel Pantaleo and the other officers also strip searched two men in public while they were handcuffed, the lawsuit claimed.

The series of deaths of African-Americans at the hands of the police should give us all cause to pause.

The wave of protests began after no charges were brought against Officer Daniel Pantaleo for his role in a confrontation that killed Eric Garner.

Mayor Bill de Blasio, a liberal Democrat who vowed to bridge New York's divides over race and wealth, is struggling to balance the need for policing and unfair treatment of black people.

A New York judge has decided to release some details of the grand jury in the case of Eric Garner's death.

Protests included a 'die-in' in Grand Central Terminal and blocked streets in Midtown.

Eric Garner died after police applied the chokehold while trying to arrest him for illegally selling cigarettes in New York.

Demonstrators gathered in locations across New York City to protest the decision by a grand jury not to indict a police officer in the death of Eric Garner.

Police declined to say whether the attack was terror-related after two officers were wounded when a man attacked them with a hatchet

Patrick Lynch, who leads the biggest police union in the nation, thinks all the people complaining about police brutality should be afraid. Very afraid

The suit, filed in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, alleges civil rights violations

Climate change activists converged on Wall Street today. Newsweek reporter Zoë Schlanger was there.

Yes and no, according to community leaders and new data.

Demonstrators chanting "hands up, don't shoot" held a vigil in Union Square before marching up to Times Square.

The City paid $30,000 in a 2013 settlement stemming from Pantaleo's behavior

District Attorney Kenneth Thompson announces policy to keep young people of color and nonviolent individuals out of prison