At a school that prides itself on intellectual rigor, the administration told Jewish students that racial minorities have never felt safe and they shouldn't expect anything different. If they wanted…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
Flock, the company that's been mounting cameras on poles across America to photograph every single car that drives by, has suddenly discovered that maybe, just maybe, people don't love being…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
The Atlantic argues that 100,000 police cameras can make the criminal-justice system fairer and less punitive, if we let them. But the reality is that these cameras are already being…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
A woman walks up to the World War II Memorial in broad daylight, hauls out a can of bright pink spray paint, scrawls 'Clean hands, dirty money' across the stone,…
Buck Buckhorn
An 11-year-old girl weighed 48 pounds when she died. Less than she weighed at age five. Her bones were visible through her skin. She had 15 healing fractures, bruising across…
Buck Buckhorn
What happened to Nolan Wells on Horn Island is a tragedy. What has happened since is a structural inevitability, and pretending otherwise is how we keep having this conversation.
Dr. Sebastian Thorne-Whitfield
Seven Taliban special forces dead. Eleven more wounded. And the guys they were fighting? One dead, three wounded. Those aren't the numbers of a regime in control. Those are the…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
A 13-year-old boy is charged with assault after relentlessly pelting his ex-girlfriend with dodgeballs, but his mother's defense that it's just a game clashes with the reality of a coordinated…
Mars Vega-Kaplan
Two sentences in a court filing. That's what passes for transparency when the establishment wants a door closed.
Buck Buckhorn
I've got four kids. Four. The youngest is five, same age as Kamarie Holland when Jeremy Williams got his hands on her. So when I read what that man did,…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
