WASHINGTON, DC – Months before attackers who supported then-President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, social media sites were flooded with angry posts claiming the presidential election had been rigged and turned ...
Veteran educator Sir Tim Brighouse is optimistic. This may be a time of “doubt and disillusionment”, especially as Covid threatens to disrupt another school year, but from his point of view such times inevitably lead ...
Kyle Rittenhouse took the stand on Wednesday in an unusual move for a defendant. He cried. His defense team then filed a wrongful trial with prejudice, which means Rittenhouse could not be brought to trial ...
But a cadre of apocalyptic writers on the right who believe the country has gone too far to save is obsessed with a Secession 2.0 that would separate red America from blue and allow the ...
Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford aroused many critics this week when he said he would use the disregarded clause of the constitution to negate a Supreme Court ruling that repealed a provincial law that restricted ...
Avoiding the proliferation of television commercials starring white men leading black families is hard to avoid. The commercials are, of course, intended to sell products ranging from automobiles to insurance to snacks. Still, portraying scenes ...
Good Morning. England has achieved what the anti-lockdown media has dubbed “Freedom Day” – the day most of the remaining Covid legal restrictions go away – but there are no signs of the triumphant mood ...
HS Insider, the Los Angeles Times “For Students, By Students” initiative, seeks to “promote media literacy and empower the next generation of storytellers.” Accordingly, the program allows students to publish articles under the LA Times ...
