Sam Rader claims he only threatened one person, but other attendees disagree

According to officials, their investigation has led to unsolved cases possibly connected to Dennis Rader

The production rumors are shocking. The reviews are terrible. So why didn't HBO just bury this mess?

The erstwhile Captain Kirk is angering progressive Trekkies with his tweets, but the situation isn't that simple

It was a hopeless third-party Senate race. Sanders came in near the very bottom, but learned how to hone a message

Netflix's insufferable fictionalized chronicle of the starlet's life is one of the worst tragic icon movies ever

Salon talks to "Loving" author Sheryll Cashin about the past, present and future of race relations in America

Updated: The Washington Post's least essential columnist once again weighs in on race relations

"Gossip Girl" satirizes the overblown wedding Web site.

"What about the majority? What about the rest of the country?" she asked

No, white people, you don't get to say the N-word—a lesson Karlie Hay should have learned earlier in life

How a tiny nonprofit prepares nervous young fathers for life’s biggest challenge, and then sticks with them

ABC's dysfunctional family affair sets itself apart by honoring the complexity of its characters

The relationship between Mollie and Ernest Burkhart depicts the insidiousness of white supremacy

For two decades, Williams has dominated an overwhelmingly white sport, a powerful statement on black womanhood