A student said she was racially profiled while eating in a college dorm. An investigation found no evidence of bias. But the incident will not fade away.

The Sacramento Bee covered armed Black Panthers entering the Capitol in 1967.

The free speech and free expression group PEN America responds to the resignation of New York Times reporter Donald McNeil Jr.

An organization that has defended the First Amendment rights of Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan is split by an internal debate over whether supporting progressive causes is more important.

As Tom Seaver’s family announces he has dementia, Michael Powell remembers a time when we all wanted to be Terrific.

Understanding what the Muslim Brotherhood’s Gaza branch wants by studying its theology, strategy, and history

MIT’s innovation is unmatched, and to keep it that way it must defend academic freedom.

Don’t let anyone tell you it was an okay night for Republicans.

Joe Biden promised not only to win, but to “restore the soul of the nation.” But the deep divisions that animated President Trump’s tenure show no signs of receding.

As Tom Seaver’s family announces he has dementia, Michael Powell remembers a time when we all wanted to be Terrific.

Mayor David N. Dinkins’s successor has again proclaimed the Dinkins administration as a crime-ridden failure. That critique is overdue for revisionism.

Nobody’s going to make a movie about reporters at home with their cursors.

The head of New York City’s public hospitals pushed to keep the city open in early March. Now the mayor has put him in charge of contact tracing, deepening a rift with the Health Department.

What happens when genuine sympathy for civilian suffering mixes with a fervor that borders on the oppressive?

Do West Virginia kids of modest means deserve the humanities?

Diablo Canyon accounts for 15% of California’s carbon-free electricity. If it shuts down in 2025 as scheduled, carbon emissions will increase despite more solar and wind power.

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Elmer Yarborough got a terrifying call from his sister: She wept as she told him two of his nephews may have been shot in broad daylight as they left a bar in Portland, Oregon.

Dorian Abbot is a scientist who has opposed aspects of affirmative action. He is now at the center of an argument over free speech and acceptable discourse.

In Israel, a translator tries to tread the line of empathy.

Brown, the 85-year-old ESPN analyst and former coach, has a lot to say. Pay attention. You might learn something about basketball and life.

Alan Finder made his mark in the 1980s and 90s, which NY Times editor Dean Baquet called “a big, hugely competitive era for New York City news.’’

An assessment of the former mayor, who died on Monday, reveals how he nourished innovation and laid founding stones for a modern city.

Sydney Freeland will direct from a script she wrote with 'Reservation Dogs' creator Sterlin Harjo.

There is a patronizing racism in the idea that slaughtering innocent people equates to noble freedom fighting, as if this were the only way to respond to oppression.

Although the number of top transgender athletes is small, the disagreements are profound, cutting to the core of the debate around gender identity and biological sex.

The problem with shoehorning a Middle Eastern war—or American history—into a trendy academic theory

The president-elect made the unsubstantiated claim as part of a storm of Twitter posts voicing anger about a three-state recount push.

Houston is seeing a spike in residents dying at home, before paramedics can reach them. A growing number are testing positive for COVID-19.

Equating accusations with proven fact is reckless and repressive. It is also standard behavior in liberal politics, whereby they ruin lives without a second thought.

Keith Mumphery was twice cleared of an alleged sexual assault. Then he was tried a third time, without even knowing it. And then his life collapsed.

New Yorkers like to think of themselves as savvier than Podunkers or Peorians (hey, mom!), but I’m not convinced. They also like to say they were on to the Donald since back in the day, while…

The film festival gave Meg Smaker’s “Jihad Rehab” a coveted spot in its 2022 lineup, but apologized after an outcry over her race and her approach.

For two decades, until 2013, North Carolina engaged in academic improprieties that benefited its student-athletes. The repercussions are still being felt.

Bouton, who exposed baseball shenanigans in “Ball Four,” has a malady linked to dementia; five years ago, a stroke essentially wiped out his language skills.