Trump’s Pardon Shakedown
A personal look inside the final days and multimillion-dollar shakedowns of the Trump pardon process.
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Eyewitness Accounts Shed Light on the Cruelty of Slavery
Former Chicago Sun-Times photo editor Richard Cahan shares powerful images and comments of formerly enslaved African Americans.
Biden’s Cabinet Ushers in Several Firsts
As members continue to be confirmed by the Senate, Biden’s Cabinet is shaping into the most diverse in US history. Here’s why that is a good thing.
Scientists Produce Embryos in Race to Save Northern White Rhino From Extinction
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Steve McCurry Merges Art and Photojournalism
Award-winning photojournalist Steve McCurry is perhaps best known for his iconic picture of “Afghan Girl.” Edward Girardet explores where the Philadelphia-based photographer is today.
Donald Trump Managed To Lose It All. That Doesn’t Mean It’s the End
We shouldn’t be surprised if the Trump brand survives — or even thrives.
Microsoft’s Giant Climate Pledge One Year Later
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Biden Faces a New Epidemic of Gun Violence
COVID-19 and uncertainty about the future have triggered a surge in gun violence that will challenge the new administration.
Twitter Launches Crowd-Sourced Fact-Checking Project
Biden Administration Must Go Into Overdrive to Reclaim Our Courts ; Family, Co-Workers, Old FB Friends Helped Catch Capitol Intruders ; and More Picks 1/26
America at Gunpoint
Trump’s gone but the insurrectionists remain — and so do their weapons. Now what?
Indigenous Women Engage Feds To Combat Violence in Alaska
Alaska’s Native communities, hit hard by violence against women, are working to get the federal government to go beyond just propping up local law enforcement.
Biden’s Diverse Cabinet Will Matter to America
By promoting diversity within our leadership, President Biden is hoping to get one step closer to representing all people within the nation. But can diversity alone do this?