Editorial Staff / n+1Does a single photo or video of violence carry the Vietnam-era power to shock, or has scrolling produced a “numbing sameness’? Courts & Law
Jennifer Gerson / The 19thSome say the ruling points to a disconnect between what it takes for survivors of sexual violence to be believed and what the legal system demands.Africa
Paul Giles / The ConversationIn 'Knife,' his memoir on narrowly surviving a vicious attack, the acclaimed author interrogates a world where liberal principles have become old-fashioned.
Seraj Assi / Common DreamsThe Columbia professor’s legacy is a scathing condemnation of the hypocrisy and moral corruption of U.S. liberal institutions.Courts & Law
Kelcie Moseley-Morris / Colorado NewslineA decision looms on whether Idaho’s abortion ban would allow persecution of doctors who terminated a pregnancy during a health emergency.Opinion
Matt Vasilogambros / StatelinePushed by conservative activists, 28 states have banned outside funding in elections over the past four years.Ear to the Ground
Eoin Higgins / TruthdigTo win the important swing state, the president needs to listen to voters before their concerns trickle down to ‘Morning Joe.'
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Wounds of War
Does a single photo or video of violence carry the Vietnam-era power to shock, or has scrolling produced a “numbing sameness’?
Courts & Law
Some say the ruling points to a disconnect between what it takes for survivors of sexual violence to be believed and what the legal system demands.
Africa
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Books
In 'Knife,' his memoir on narrowly surviving a vicious attack, the acclaimed author interrogates a world where liberal principles have become old-fashioned.
Ear to the Ground
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Book Excerpt
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Opinion
The Columbia professor’s legacy is a scathing condemnation of the hypocrisy and moral corruption of U.S. liberal institutions.
Courts & Law
A decision looms on whether Idaho’s abortion ban would allow persecution of doctors who terminated a pregnancy during a health emergency.
Opinion
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Immigration
As the media continues to cover "unlawful" crossings, it is important to understand what this really means.
TD Original
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Politics
Pushed by conservative activists, 28 states have banned outside funding in elections over the past four years.
Ear to the Ground
To win the important swing state, the president needs to listen to voters before their concerns trickle down to ‘Morning Joe.'