A community conversation on law, censorship, and the crisis in American Education.

Federal agents allegedly misused a powerful grade of pepper spray known as MK-9 dozens of times during Operation Metro Surge, including at close-range, according to a study by the Physicians for Human Rights Center.

A bill working its way through Congress would create federal rules around college sports, but it has issues that need to be addressed, Haley Taylor Schlitz writes.

"How does something that so many Black people could recognize almost instantly move through the layers of a major American corporation without being stopped?" Haley Taylor Schlitz writes.

The Gen Z horror-thriller film “It Ends," along with box-office hits "Backrooms" and "Obsession," reflect the uncertainty of the moment for young people, Haley Taylor Schlitz writes.

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Dan Moraff rushed the vetting of the Maine Senate candidate. He says he’s trying to blow up the way Democrats run campaigns.

From Juneteenth to the 4th of July, now is a good time to ponder our country’s promises and failures, and where we should go from here, Haley Taylor Schlitz writes.

The Puerto Rico water shortage has left thousands without running water for weeks, prompting National Guard deployment.

A North Texas teen has made history as the youngest-ever master's program graduate from UNT Dallas.

History does not always announce its turning points. Often, it arrives in silence or chaos, with only those paying close attention recognizing that something foundational is shifting. Today, the signs

"We dissent from the idea that history can be treated as too distant when its consequences are still present in neighborhoods, schools, housing patterns, turnout gaps and political representation," at...

Dr. Myiesha Taylor had always wanted to pursue a career in medicine, but the loss of her father pushed her to the field of emergency medicine.