This Sunday, Andrew Ross Sorkin — one of the most trusted financial reporters of our time — discusses his new book, “1929,” which examines the market crash a century ago and explores whether history is about to repeat itself. | 60 Minutes

Gun control, police training, and political crimes — how has policing changed over the years? In this episode of the Miami Community Newspapers Podcast, host Michael Miller speaks with David Magnusson, retired Police Chief, and Carlos Ribero, “The Marketing Alchemist.” Together they dive into the evolution of law enforcement, the challenges of community safety, and the future of policing in America. 👉 Watch the full conversation now and join the discussion in the comments. 📺 More shows: www.co

178K views · 1.1K reactions | Some of the first Southern police forces were created to control enslaved Black people. "The surveillance, the deputization, essentially, of all white men to be police officers — and then to dispense corporal punishment on the scene — are all baked in from the very beginning," says Harvard historian Khalil Gibran Muhammad. | NPR | Facebook