Live feed: Twitter reacts to Dallas police shootings
A real-time feed of tweets using the hashtags #DallasPoliceShootings and #DallasShootings.
Society / Law
Senate bill would force Red Cross to open books to outside oversight
Sen. Charles Grassley introduced a bill that would allow the Government Accountability Office unfettered access to Red Cross records and personnel.
American Islam: A view from the suburbs
Islam is often presented as an unchanging monolith. But the American Muslim community exemplifies racial, theological, geographical, political and religious diversity.
Terrifying report highlights America’s five deadliest prosecutors
A new report analyzes the records of five of America’s deadliest head prosecutors – four men and one woman with a dogged obsession with the death penalty
In Texas decision, Supreme Court delivers sweeping win for abortion rights
The Texas ruling is expected to have a monumental ripple effect.It means that so-called TRAP laws in 23 other states are “presumptively unconstitutional.”
Obama urged to pardon Snowden before leaving office
Edward Snowden‘s lawyer is renewing a push for clemency for the famous NSA whistleblower from the White House before President Barack Obama leaves office.