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William Barr sued in a personal capacity as protesters who were gassed seek damages for injuries
Roger Sollenberger
"Black Lives Matter v Trump": A potentially historic suit litigates an alleged chemical weapons attack on US soil
After Twitter’s pushback, a dam is breached among social media companies defying Trump
Nicole Karlis
Twitter's fact-check lit a match; now, more techies are taking responsibility for enabling Trump's violent rhetoric
Rare spindle-shaped neurons from deep inside the brain recorded for the first time
Burcin Ikiz
Losing the mysterious cells may lead to Alzheimer’s, schizophrenia, or other neurological disorders
From “Pose” to Spike Lee’s “Da 5 Bloods,” Netflix’s June offerings spotlight LGBTQ and Black voices
Ashlie D. Stevens
With summer around the corner, you can beat the heat inside with these new TV shows, specials, movies, and docs
This powerful protest movement deserves more from the press: Ask those with power what will change
Dan Froomkin
Journalists have access to the powerful. They must take the protesters' message to those who can do something
“Bad apples” are not the problem: America’s police have a long legacy of brutal misconduct
Gregory Antollino
I've been a police misconduct lawyer for 25 years. There are bad cops — but "good cops" almost always protect them
Veterans Affairs will remove headstones engraved with swastikas after initial refusal to do so
Roger Sollenberger
After weeks of pressure from advocacy groups and politicians, the VA agreed to take down the offensive headstones
Kellyanne Conway attacks Episcopal bishop who criticized Trump’s photo-op: “That is not her Bible”
David Edwards
"We don’t look into other people’s hearts and souls and discern and judge what their faith is," Conway tells Fox
Police fire tear gas, ending “mostly peaceful” Louisville protest after David McAtee’s killing
Ashlie D. Stevens, Erin Keane
The fifth night of protests calling for justice for Breonna Taylor stayed calm until "chaotic" scene after curfew
George Floyd’s brother calls on Americans to vote: “Let’s stop thinking that our voice don’t matter”
Alex Henderson
"That's how we're going to hit them, because it's a lot of us," Terrence Floyd says. "It's a lot of us"
Obama praises peaceful activists, shares advice for how to make Floyd protests “a turning point”
Alex Henderson
"We have to mobilize to raise awareness, and we have to organize and cast our ballots," Obama says in a Medium post
George Floyd died in agony and a police station burns: This is Donald Trump’s America
Chauncey DeVega
It wasn't just Derek Chauvin who crushed the life out of George Floyd. It was the force of American history
Veterans Affairs secretary tells Congress he won’t remove headstones engraved with swastikas
Roger Sollenberger
Robert Wilkie was revealed to have been a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans ahead of his confirmation
I clean out hoarder houses. Some jobs are even harder than the rest
Christopher Lancette
It's grueling, dirty work, but the end result — helping a person regain control — is worth it
“MAGA loves the Black people”: Trump announces “MAGA night at the White House” amid national protest
Tom Boggioni
The president tries to blow off accusations he’s trying to incite violence with "MAGA NIGHT" tweet
JoJo’s old label used to own her voice, but now she’s reclaimed it with new album “Good to Know”
Joseph Neese
The Grammy winner appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss her music evolution: "I no longer want to escape my reality"
Twitter slaps warning on Trump’s tweet calling for protesters to be shot for “glorifying violence”
Igor Derysh
"We've taken action in the interest of preventing others from being inspired to commit violent acts," Twitter says
Trump threatens to turn the military on protesters: “When the looting starts, the shooting starts”
Bob Brigham
Trump calls Minneapolis protesters "thugs" — and threatens military action
Donald Trump just issued his most serious threat yet to free speech
Matthew Rozsa
Twitter is well within their right to call out Trump's fabrication. Does he misunderstand the First Amendment?
Larry Kramer, author and activist who dedicated his life to fighting AIDS, dies at 84
Joseph Neese
The gay author's forceful activism during the AIDS epidemic saved many lives and forever changed health care
Your election angst is real: Trump’s gonna cheat and it could be total hell
Heather Digby Parton
You're right — Joe Biden's lead in the polls is not reassuring. However bad you think 2016 was, this could be worse
How Airborne Toxic Event’s album “Hollywood Park” became the “soundtrack” to Mikel Jollett’s memoir
Annie Zaleski
Jollett spoke to Salon about grieving for his father and how this led to writing his memoir and TATE's new album
Widower pleads with Twitter to delete Trump tweets claiming Joe Scarborough killed his late wife
Matthew Rozsa
Trump tweets that Lori Klausutis was killed by Joe Scarborough; Klausutis's widower demands those tweets be deleted
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