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Three years after Colin Kaepernick’s protests, the sport hasn’t changed. Neither have fans.
Distributed energy is the path to resilience.
Republicans want to roll back Obamacare as Democrats debate Medicare-for-all.
San Francisco and New York City are limiting cars on certain streets to prioritize other modes of transit.
Congressional hearings rarely accomplish anything. If Democrats want the impeachment hearings to succeed, they need to run them differently.
We push our clocks back at 2 am Sunday, November 3. Here’s why.
Some DACA immigrants describe anxiety and gloom as they await a Supreme Court decision.
Spotify CFO Barry McCarthy is leaving the company in January.
Whatever conclusions you tried to draw from the first episode, this second one complicates them.
Conyers was known for his civil rights work. He resigned in 2017, facing allegations of sexual misconduct.
It’s far too early to claim total victory. Here’s why.
In tone and substance, the announcements of the deaths of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and Osama bin Laden couldn’t have been more different.
Trump could’ve just given his Baghdadi remarks and walked away. He didn’t — and made a mess.
The South Bend mayor’s platform aims to present a realistic vision for the justice system — and show his commitment to police reform.
Political leaders and experts caution the leader’s death will only hamper ISIS so much.