There is light out there to be grasped—and brightened. We are on a fault-line. But with the right choices, we can recast a future that today must seem grim to the children of Alton Sterling and Diamond Reynolds.
After the U.S. Supreme Court deadlocked on an appeals court ruling that the president’s immigration executive actions were unconstitutional, activists are planning for court rehearings and other legal actions.
FBI neither confirms nor denies probe into possible impropriety at the Clinton Foundation during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State.
Reflecting larger employment trends, college business leaders are retiring soon and many institutions have no succession plans.
Military bands just might be one of the United States’ oldest American cultural offerings. So why is their future support in jeopardy?
When it comes to education, do we really want the marketplace to make policy?
A press release by the museum calls Ask “a new standard in museum visitor engagement by leveraging technology.”
The DNC prepares to present what’s arguably the Democratic Party’s most progressive platform ever as Bernie Sanders ponders potential endorsement of Hillary Clinton tomorrow in New Hampshire.
The whole country is in pain this morning following the events in Dallas overnight, as we have been for days. However, now it may be more important than ever to keep the discourse flowing—and part of that means facing our collective pain and resolving to stand together against race-based violence.
In the face of a loss of public confidence, 45 charities in the UK have paid the startup costs for a new entity designed to help regulate overzealous charity fundraiser behavior. But this effort hit a snag when some organizations protested the plan to pay board members governing the project.
A new initiative geared toward supporting women and journalists of color spotlights the lack of minority reporters in the workforce and serves as a model for the rest of the sector.
Reports of mismanagement of disaster programs and lack of cooperation with Congressional investigators have prompted legislation to hold the American Red Cross more accountable in its special role as the nation’s lead disaster relief agency.