The National Park Service has rarely had it so bad — and it's not just shrinking monuments.

The apocalyptic humiliation of 9/11 has shown us just what the al-Qaida leader could goad a triumphalist Washington into.

The commander and chief's attacks on African-American athletes are nothing surprising.

DACA set up a narrative of "good" versus "bad" immigrants.

Artists rebuke Trump in a cleverly worded protest letter disbanding his arts council, and the president announces he won’t attend this year’s Kennedy Center Honors.

A historian reminds us that to truly “make America great again” we must enhance freedom, equality and democracy, not diminish them.

The New York Times has printed every lie Donald Trump has told since taking office. The effort deserves the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.

This is murder — even if Trump’s willful ignorance of climate science prevents him from seeing it as such.

Given our current mass incarceration crisis, one scholar wonders whether we need to reconsider the principle upon which our criminal justice system is founded on in order to make things right.

In his latest on post on news literacy, Michael Spikes breaks down how to evaluate the types of evidence that the media presents us with.