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Tweet Share Comment Subscribe to What Next on Apple Podcasts for the full episode. Last May, the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis...
Tweet Share Comment If you spend any time on social media, you’ve heard of cancel culture. It’s when a group of people—sometimes famous, but...
Tweet Share Comment A few weeks ago, a man I will call Manuel arrived at the hospital emergency room where I am a psychiatrist. I wasn’t treating...
Tweet Share Comment Repairing the United States’ elections system has now become an existential challenge for Democrats. The Republican Party is...
Tweet Share Comment Even though vaccinations in the United States are increasing, the risk of a new wave of COVID-19 infections still exists, Dr....
Tweet Share Comment Progressive Democrats who want the Senate to get rid of the filibuster so they can get some of their top priorities through...
Tweet Share Comment New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo isn’t budging. As former aides continue to come forward with allegations of sexual harassment and...
Tweet Share Comment More women who worked for New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo are coming forward and describing behavior that they felt was...
Tweet Share Comment Police in Rochester, New York are once again under scrutiny about the use of pepper spray after video released Friday shows...
Tweet Share Comment Federal law enforcement officials have uncovered a contact between former President Donald Trump’s White House and a member of...
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Tweet Share Comment Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is scheduled to go on trial Monday for the May 25 killing of George Floyd. But...
Tweet Share Comment The Senate ended a 27-hour marathon overnight session Saturday by narrowly passing a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package....
Tweet Share Comment Amanda Gorman, who became a national figure after she delivered a stirring poem at President Joe Biden’s inauguration, said...
Tweet Share Comment Former President Donald Trump is none too happy that Republican organizations are using his name to raise money. His lawyers...
Tweet Share Comment Like many of us, Pope Francis has been holed up at home for the past year, with travel plans canceled thanks to the coronavirus...
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Tweet Share Comment On Tuesday, I began to ask Sen. Bernie Sanders a question about his plan for “forcing a vote” on the $15 minimum wage during...
Tweet Share Comment As the world began to shut down, the overarching sentiment was things wouldn’t go on like this: Whether it was the...
Tweet Share Comment The first of many, many votes expected during the Senate’s consideration of Democrats’ $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill...
Tweet Share Comment The FBI arrested a former Trump political appointee Thursday, charging the former State Department aide with multiple felony...
Tweet Share Comment This piece was originally published on Just Security, an online forum for analysis of U.S. national security law and policy....
Tweet Share Comment Subscribe to What Next on Apple Podcasts for the full episode. There are now 253 bills in 43 states that aim to restrict voting...
Tweet Share Comment The House passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act Wednesday, a sweeping overhaul of policing in America that takes aim...
Tweet Share Comment Public sculpture: a universal good. Whether it’s Chicago’s Bean, London’s Nelson’s Column, or that giant thumb in Paris,...