Editorial, June 12, 2023
Benjamin Lay was a revolutionary who battled for an unpopular cause that is today regarded as… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights
Another first in American… Continue reading
“Joan Didion, the Death of R.F.K. and the Solution to a Decades-Old Mystery”, The New York Times
By Timothy Denevi, Opinion, June 8, 2023
Mr. Denevi is an associate professor of creative nonfiction at George Mason… Continue reading
“Canadian wildfires blanket eastern U.S. with smoke, causing poor air quality for millions”, PBS NewsHour
By Stephanie Sy
Hundreds of wildfires continue to burn across Canada and many of them are out of control. The… Continue reading
“The U.S.’ top general reflects on the changing face of war, 79 years after D-Day”, NPR
By Rachel Treisman, Heard on Morning Edition, Updated June 6, 2023
President Biden’s top military adviser says… Continue reading
“Robert Kennedy was killed 55 years ago. How should he be remembered?”, NPR
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Heard on Morning Edition By Ashley Montgomery, June 5, 2023
Just after midnight on… Continue reading
“More than 2,000 families suing social media companies over kids’ mental health”, 60 Minutes
By Sharyn Alfonsi, June 4, 2023
When whistleblower Frances Haugen pulled back the curtain on Facebook in the fall of… Continue reading
“60 years since ‘The Children’s Crusade’ changed Birmingham and the nation”, NPR
Marisa Peñaloza, Debbie Elliott, All Things Considered, June 2, 2023
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — On a sunny, breezy afternoon Paulette Roby… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights
Incest: The Sound of Silence, Part One.
This year is… Continue reading
“The First Social-Media Babies Are Growing Up—And They’re Horrified”, The Atlantic
How would you feel if millions of people watched your childhood tantrums?
By Kate Lindsay, May 23, 2023
This… Continue reading