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John & Yoko,” anti-war protesters beaten by police and deportation fights over free speech offer a Nixon-era window into ...

Ryan Coogler is one of the most creative filmmakers working today. Known for his focus on storytelling, character, and social themes, his films balance entertainment with depth.

From 1956 to 1971, the FBI engaged in a series of illegal and covert projects that aimed to surveil, infiltrate, disrupt and discredit American political organizations it deemed subversive.

Micah Sagers began the presentations with “Enemies of the State: The FBI’s Covert War on Black Liberation.” Her presentation focused primarily on the history of the Black Panther Party, as her uncle ...

Use of private-sector AI technology to reveal protesters' identities amounts to a digital witch hunt to suppress dissent ...

Real-life political events are often dramatized to be displayed on the big screen as well as television. These movies cover real-life controversies, scandals, and even deaths and assassinations.

FBI officials aren’t saying why agents searched two homes belonging to an expert at IU’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering. On Friday, investigators from the FBI and ...

The spokesman provided the contact information for a spokeswoman at the FBI's field office in Indianapolis. In an email, the spokeswoman wrote: "The FBI conducted court authorized law enforcement ...