John Lewis, Towering Figure of Civil Rights Era, Dies at 80
Images of his beating at Selma shocked the nation and led to swift passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act; he was called the conscience of t...
The Radical Resistance of John Lewis
Willingness to risk his life for civil rights was essential to the quest for justice.
50 Nights of Unrest in Portland
Robert Evans of Bellingcat says the city “is being used as a bellwether to see what this administration can get away with.”
Newsom Order Would Keep Most California Schools Online
Districts in counties with rising caseloads will be required to teach remotely until conditions improve.
American Crime and the Baltimore Model
Cities across the country are in danger of making the same mistakes.
Tiger Woods, Injured Grinder, Makes Cut at the Memorial
Woods slogged through back pain to birdie two of his final three holes on Friday, surviving the cut by one stroke.
Were the Actions of Federal Agents in Portland Legal?
The Department of Homeland Security can point to federal statutes protecting property to justify the arrests of protesters in Portland, Ore...
Washington N.F.L. Harassment Report Shocked Many, but Not Women
Diversity and inclusion advocates said until the league fully addresses its toxic relationship with women, “those stories will keep coming....
While Virus Surges, Georgia Governor Sues Atlanta Mayor to Block Mask Rules
Gov. Brian Kemp filed a lawsuit against Keisha Lance Bottoms, the mayor of Atlanta, to block the city’s mask requirement.
The Legal System Should Not Be a Tool for Bullies
A bill in New York would discourage frivolous lawsuits aimed at chilling free speech.
The Tenacity of the Franco-American Ideal
Can a slave owner be celebrated for writing a liberating sentence?
Dustin Honken Executed: Third Federal Government Execution This Week
Dustin Lee Honken was put to death by lethal injection for the 1993 murders of five people.
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