Shumita Basu

On numerous occasions, NYPD officials tried to warn that CRT's policing tactics were too aggressive. In one audit from 2023, one official wrote that officers were wrongfully stopping New Yorkers and failing to document those incidents. ProPublica also learned that many of the officers assigned to CRT had concerning records.

By comparison, 15% of officers across the entire NYPD have been found to have engaged in misconduct. And Umansky told us he learned that many officers involved with CRT were hired not because of their record, but because of their personal networks.

By comparison, 15% of officers across the entire NYPD have been found to have engaged in misconduct. And Umansky told us he learned that many officers involved with CRT were hired not because of their record, but because of their personal networks.

By comparison, 15% of officers across the entire NYPD have been found to have engaged in misconduct. And Umansky told us he learned that many officers involved with CRT were hired not because of their record, but because of their personal networks.

An NYPD spokesperson told ProPublica the new police commissioner, Jessica Tisch, is making changes. She ordered hundreds of officers to return to their assigned units. And in January, she ordered officers to curtail high-speed chases. This spokesperson said she's working to ensure accountability and strengthen our ability to fight crime. Before we let you go, a few other stories we're following.

An NYPD spokesperson told ProPublica the new police commissioner, Jessica Tisch, is making changes. She ordered hundreds of officers to return to their assigned units. And in January, she ordered officers to curtail high-speed chases. This spokesperson said she's working to ensure accountability and strengthen our ability to fight crime. Before we let you go, a few other stories we're following.

An NYPD spokesperson told ProPublica the new police commissioner, Jessica Tisch, is making changes. She ordered hundreds of officers to return to their assigned units. And in January, she ordered officers to curtail high-speed chases. This spokesperson said she's working to ensure accountability and strengthen our ability to fight crime. Before we let you go, a few other stories we're following.

The Texas Tribune reports a Houston-area midwife and her employee were arrested for allegedly providing illegal abortions. It's the first such arrest since Texas implemented an almost complete ban on abortions when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.

The Texas Tribune reports a Houston-area midwife and her employee were arrested for allegedly providing illegal abortions. It's the first such arrest since Texas implemented an almost complete ban on abortions when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.

The Texas Tribune reports a Houston-area midwife and her employee were arrested for allegedly providing illegal abortions. It's the first such arrest since Texas implemented an almost complete ban on abortions when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.

The Texas attorney general says 48-year-old Maria Margarita Rojas is charged with practicing medicine without a license and the illegal performance of abortion. The charge is a second-degree felony, which means she faces up to 20 years in prison. A lawyer for Rojas couldn't immediately be reached.

The Texas attorney general says 48-year-old Maria Margarita Rojas is charged with practicing medicine without a license and the illegal performance of abortion. The charge is a second-degree felony, which means she faces up to 20 years in prison. A lawyer for Rojas couldn't immediately be reached.

The Texas attorney general says 48-year-old Maria Margarita Rojas is charged with practicing medicine without a license and the illegal performance of abortion. The charge is a second-degree felony, which means she faces up to 20 years in prison. A lawyer for Rojas couldn't immediately be reached.

The astronauts, stranded at the International Space Station for over nine months, are now on their way home. The Crew-9 mission undocked early this morning and is scheduled to splash down off the Florida coast later today.

The astronauts, stranded at the International Space Station for over nine months, are now on their way home. The Crew-9 mission undocked early this morning and is scheduled to splash down off the Florida coast later today.

The astronauts, stranded at the International Space Station for over nine months, are now on their way home. The Crew-9 mission undocked early this morning and is scheduled to splash down off the Florida coast later today.

Astronauts Sonny Williams and Butch Wilmore were initially scheduled for an eight-day mission, but were left behind after the Boeing Starliner they arrived in experienced serious technical problems. And finally, the work may not be mysterious or important, but that hasn't stopped people on social media asking companies named Lumen whether their employees are severed.

Astronauts Sonny Williams and Butch Wilmore were initially scheduled for an eight-day mission, but were left behind after the Boeing Starliner they arrived in experienced serious technical problems. And finally, the work may not be mysterious or important, but that hasn't stopped people on social media asking companies named Lumen whether their employees are severed.

Astronauts Sonny Williams and Butch Wilmore were initially scheduled for an eight-day mission, but were left behind after the Boeing Starliner they arrived in experienced serious technical problems. And finally, the work may not be mysterious or important, but that hasn't stopped people on social media asking companies named Lumen whether their employees are severed.

That's a term from the hit Apple TV Plus series Severance, where workers at a fictional company called Lumen have their psyches split between their in-e work personas and their out-e outside work ones.