Podcast Episode · Paper Trail · August 20 · 42m

Over a year later, they are struggling to find financial footing and make sense of the racist backlash that displaced them.

According to a report from LetsRun.com, only four of the 18 Ethiopian U20 athletes had their U.S. visa applications accepted

The Trump administration wants to make anti-Black racism great again.

Call them the Cassandras: the people—mostly not white and male—who smelled the fascism all over Trump from jump street. Why were they “alarmists,” and how did “anti-alarmism” become cool?

The Supreme Court's jurisprudence of white fragility is far more concerned with allegations of racism than racism itself.

A federal district court found that Texas Republicans’ redistricting proposal is an illegal racial gerrymander. The conservative justices couldn't care less.

Authorities said Tren de Aragua “terrorists” had taken over the building. A ProPublica investigation found little evidence to back up the government’s claims. For the first time, the Venezuelans arres...

Disbelief over authoritarianism in America isn’t a cutesy personality trait. It’s a confession: You haven’t been paying attention.

Paramount Skydance will be officially acquiring The Free Press and hiring its founder Bari Weiss as editor in chief of its CBS News division, with the deal to be announced this coming Monday, accordin...

“There’s no rule of law that’s going to get us out of where we are,” says Andrea Ritchie.

From the Smithsonian to the classroom, President Trump is targeting cultural and educational institutions to promote a ‘patriotic’ version of history. We speak to a leading civil rights figure and historian about why that matters for the present.

The task of interpreting the law is inherently “political.” But no justice has been this comfortable saying so in public.

A new Trump policy undermines the goal of a nonpartisan public service

As the Trump administration tries to remake society along apartheid lines, your vote to stop the assault, however unlikely, is absolutely essential.