Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is not yet convinced of the need to move from reforming to defunding the police.

Mnuchin’s taking the same road on the PPP loans Trump took on his tax returns. He doesn’t believe other taxpayers have the right to see a list of recipients and amounts.

This decision permits construction of a natural gas pipeline beneath the Appalachian Trail and George Washington National Forest.

Over the past few weeks, one school district after another around the country has elected to take the opportunity to sever their contracts with the police.

A ProPublica investigation raises serious questions about the logistical realities of voting by mail.

Three generations of Baltimore women share perspectives on the significance of today’s protests and reflect on what’s changed—and what hasn’t—in 50 years.

A VOICE FROM THE FIELD. The wealth our foundations control isn’t our money at all. It’s on us to figure out how to return that money to those to whom it belongs.

It’s long past time to sever the link between rent and affordable housing. Let’s go all-in on community housing ownership.

This story of a small nonprofit caught in a public storm reflects our times in so many ways.

A new bill in Congress promotes public land banks as a critical tool for ensuring community control of land reuse amid the pandemic-induced economic downturn.

Police unions are often very generous in their contributions to politicians. That’s a major obstacle to remaking the role and accountability of the police.

Local officials in Texas have a different point of view than the governor when it comes to reopening after COVID-19, and they hold a different set of priorities.