Philadelphia Police Fatally Shoot a Black Man Who They Say Had a Knife
Protesters clashed with the police hours after the death of Walter Wallace Jr. The mayor said the shooting raised “difficult questions that...
Another Double Amputee’s Fight for the Olympics Is Dealt a Major Setback
Blake Leeper says his prostheses level the playing field. But World Athletics has successfully argued that they give him an unfair advantag...
Senate Vote Reflects Bitter Division Over Trump’s Nominee
Senate Republicans confirmed Judge Barrett 52 to 48, delivering President Trump a victory days before the election. She could begin work as...
The Lesson from Bolivia for Latin American Politics
The ability to move past controversial leaders can energize the movements and the values they champion.
Your Tuesday Briefing
Amy Coney Barrett is the newest U.S. Supreme Court justice.
In Swearing In Barrett, Trump Defiantly Mimics ‘Superspreader’ Rose Garden Ceremony
Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed as the next Supreme Court justice only eight days before a presidential election.
Supreme Court Won’t Extend Wisconsin’s Deadline for Mailed Ballots
In April, the court had assumed an extension was permissible, though it insisted that ballots be mailed and postmarked before Election Day....
Amy Coney Barrett and the Republican Party's Supreme Court
The quest to entrench political conservatism in the country’s highest court comes with a steep cost.
Anti-Semitism and What Feeds It
Two years after the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, the oldest hatred is flourishing across the political spectrum.
Kushner, Employing Racist Stereotype, Questions if Black Americans ‘Want to Be Successful’
In a “Fox & Friends” interview, President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser also criticized protesters as more concerned with what ...
Covid in America: ‘A Tale of Two Worlds’
Readers are outraged that the president and the vice president continue to hold rallies where people are packed together and often maskless...
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