After decades of allegedly abusing women, the singer is back on trial.

Gavin Newsom needs to campaign just to keep his job.

Between COVID and racism, will Black homeschooling rates keep rising?

Sifting through the trash to find the good in true crime

Globally, what’s the best use of the next available dose?

They worked for the U.S. government in Afghanistan. Now, they're stuck.

The Democrats fled. The Republicans can have them arrested when they return. What happens now?

The Taliban is back in control. What happened?

Mississippi’s hospital system is days away from collapse.

The Black Coalition Against COVID is battling the virus, disinformation, and historic distrust in the Black community.

From neverending planning to constant worrying about safety.

Full approval of the vaccines could move the needle on U.S. vaccination rates. So what’s the holdup?

Greenville, California was a microcosm of America: full of heart and bedeviled by bitter arguments over how to face the long-term threat of fire.

And why the next attempt may be closer than you think.

Richard Trumka’s death marks the end of an era in organized labor.

Healthcare workers are fed up, and Gov. Ron DeSantis doesn’t seem to care.

Ex HUD chief Julian Castro wonders why the White House dropped the ball on evictions before reviving the moratorium this week.

The new HBO Max series resurfaces old tensions about watching reality dating shows.

To make a real difference, we first need to learn how to spend the money well.

How to play bipartisan hardball.

New York’s governor will not go quietly.

No one got exactly what they wanted, so why is Congress patting itself on the back?

Where did all the workers go?

Are growing gun sales to Black Americans about freedom, fear, or both?

Despite boasting a high female participation rate, the Games still have a long way to go to reach equality.

Manufacturers don’t let customers repair their own stuff. That may be about to change.

Four officers who protected the Capitol speak out.

Winning at all costs takes its toll.

The race between variants and vaccination rates is heating up.

The state is relying on incarcerated women to face down an existential threat.

Pastor, scientist, and political novice Chris Jones says he can rebuild Bill Clinton’s coalition to become Arkansas governor.

Cosby’s release from prison was shocking. How much does it matter?

A new spyware technology has the cybersecurity world scrambling to catch up.

South Dakota’s governor is taking a page out of Trump’s playbook.

What will accountability look like for the events of January 6th?

From hesitancy to hostility.

How NYC is going backwards on housing.

Many Afro-Cubans are leading calls for change. Who’s listening?

The reboot focuses too much on representation and not enough on what made the show great.

A climate scientist on why it’s not too late to turn things around.

It started with a Facebook group and ended with violent threats.

This walkout might be more delaying tactic than strategy.

Inside the oil giant’s lobbying practices.

Who is served by the current anti-doping system if it knocks out an athlete like Sha’Carri Richardson?

Adam Serwer on how Donald Trump’s weaponized cruelty outlasted his presidency.

The newest Supreme Court justice wants to be seen as a deeply academic thinker, but her shadow docket rulings reveal her long game.

The Arizona senator has a lot of flashy outfits. Does she have a coherent message?

Ibram Kendi explains critical race theory, so even a racist can understand.

Chicago’s mayor sparks fury by giving anniversary interviews only to reporters of color.

The country's hospitals are so overrun that people are turning to Twitter for emergency medicine.

George Floyd’s murder and the history of bearing witness while Black in America.

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Black voters matter in Georgia. That’s why Republicans want to stop them.

What the Boulder shooting reveals about the fight for gun control measures in the state.

The New York governor faces compounding scandals.

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