In the wake of passage of the 14 th Amendment, acting on the frustration that Black people had been granted what Frederick Douglass called an “emasculated citizenship,” Black Americans continued to ...

Genting Casinos applied to refurbish the first floor and basement of the Trocadero to replace the former Bubba Gump restaurant and Opium nightclub, which closed in 2019 after a shooting. Genting ...

Students have gathered to attend pro-Palestine protests on university campuses across the UK on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel. London universities are among those bracing ...

Texas colleges are firing educators as federal and state bans target recognition of trans and nonbinary people. Higher ed is ...

Twenty years after Katrina, New Orleans school reforms left Black students facing closures, instability, and lost community educators.

It is not unusual to hear America’s talking heads—those oracles of the 24-hour news cycle and syndicated radio chatter—invoke the specter of Rome when ...

The Nation’s justice correspondent previews the court’s coming term—and explains why it will never stand up to Trump.

On a recent panel of progressive activists analyzing what went wrong in the 2024 election, the author, activist, and failed political candidate Qasim Rashid spoke with confidence about the way forward ...

Fakir Hassen reflects on his remarkable journey as a reporter and author, celebrating the rich history of South Africa's ...

The author and commentator, who would have turned 100 this month, made an art of his public rivalries. In his last years, his ultimate sparring partner was Christopher Hitchens, a friend turned ...

Appropriations Chairman Tom Cole was in Washington last week but agreed with House Speaker Mike Johnson's decision to send most other Republican members home.