The fraternity filed paperwork naming Jonathan Newell as an “event monitor” on the night a woman said he assaulted her, underscoring the limitations of efforts to rein in parties.

Meta’s C.E.O. talks for the first time about his style evolution.

Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, PolicyLink Summit, Jerome Big Duck Smith, Ujamaa Economic Development Corporation, community care, New Orleans culture, civil rights, community development, Hurricane Katrina anniversary

To understand District 6, Lens reporters drove 250 miles through the heart of the district, talking to people all along the way.

Louisiana’s 6th Congressional District connected Black communities facing shared struggles over infrastructure, voting rights and political representation.

An AI future of sleek, streamlined, and totally empty relationships.

Employees’ cyberstalking of Boston couple involving macabre deliveries ended in jail time and financial settlement

The extremely harsh sentences for Texas anti-ICE protesters did not set off any alarm bells among mainstream papers, and were underreported by national news outlets that should have covered their clea...

Delaney Nolan and Katy Reckdahl examine Louisiana’s surge in prolonged ICE detention, legal challenges, immigration court access and a 77-year-old man’s repeated detention.

Like a struggling swimmer, he may take desperate measures to stay afloat.

Podcast Episode · Behind The Lens · May 28 · 29m

Make it all make sense, Bari Weiss and Jeff Bezos! Plus: The Lens sees clearly.

The U.S.-born young mother presented ICE and sheriff’s deputies with her ID and Social Security card. Agents took her anyway.

ICE detained Max and Israel Makoka, two Hancock County high school students who were waiting for a bus when agents arrested them.

Podcast Episode · Behind The Lens · April 27 · 29m