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Archives for October 2019
As colleges grapple with the legacy of slavery, it’s the third school in two months to announce a reparations fund.
Jay Carney’s latest misstep was an offensive tweet calling out World Series umpires.
With competition from the paper towel, napkins are fighting to survive.
A mother’s story on the grave cost of addiction treatment in America.
The fashion industry has embraced this philanthropic model. But it misses the point.
Despite what semi-viral municipal laws might imply.
Hearings will determine if Missouri will be the first state without an abortion clinic.
Movement conservatism has left Sen. Romney behind.
National reading scores decline; Congress recognizes the Armenian genocide.
Tickets to the event cost as much as $355,000.
Jack Dorsey’s announcement that Twitter is axing political advertisements ups the pressure on Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg to follow suit.
Democrats are testing the limits of Facebook’s refusal to take down false ads from politicians, and it isn’t pretty.
On Thursday, the full House will vote on a resolution detailing the process and next steps for the impeachment inquiry.
Another bill to resolve the 128-year-old controversy.
This gorgeous fan art of 16 generations of Targaryens explains how Daenerys became who she is.