A literal demon.
"Being Black Is not a Crime," says a full-page ad in the Oklahoma Eagle, meant to be turned into a protest poster. 1/23 From the Tulsa World’s editorial on Monday: “We don’t know why he chose Tulsa, but we can’t see any way
The Morning News
Dream on.
The Supreme Court has blocked Trump's plan to end DACA, concluding the administration violated the Administrative Procedure Act by not taking into account the interests of the 700,000 DREAMers. 1/24 Why all Americans should celebrate Juneteenth: it helps us see all the ways that slavery still
That Onion life.
The new book from John Bolton accuses Donald Trump of “obstruction of justice as a way of life.” For example, asking China to help him win reelection. 1/26 “The thing is, there's not a Republican in the Senate who didn't know all this already. They
Phase forever.
In its deadliest clash in 45 years, a disputed Himalayan border sees 20 Indian soldiers die in a fight with Chinese forces. Here’s the India-China border explained in 400 words. 1/21 Another explainer: “Why North Korea just blew up its de facto embassy with South Korea.” 2/
But Gorsuch.
Six months into the pandemic, Donald G. McNeil Jr., science and health reporter for the New York Times, tells Michael Barbaro where we’re at. 1/22 The Vice President blatantly lies to reporters about the trajectory of COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma, ahead of Saturday’s Trump rally. 2/
Nonlethal is not real.
Protests are happening in Atlanta after police killed Rayshard Brooks, a 27-year-old Black man, shooting him in the back as he ran away during a traffic stop. 1/20 In a preview of Republicans' police reform bill, a major difference with Democrats' legislation is that qualified
Don't be late for school.
The Trump administration has rolled back Obama-era health and insurance nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people. 1/18 In its coverage of Seattle protests, Fox News digitally altered photos to include a gunman. 2/18 A legal analysis of whether a government drone flying over protests in Minneapolis was a
Loser interface.
Two months after the International Criminal Court approved an investigation into potential war crimes by US troops in Afghanistan, the White House imposes sanctions against court officials. 1/24 A court-appointed adviser says the attempt to undo Michael Flynn's conviction is “a gross abuse of prosecutorial power.
A confederacy of dunces.
A second wave of COVID-19 cases is occurring in parts of the US, as the confirmed total number of infections tops two million. But the White House remains silent on the coronavirus. 1/25 Though their coronavirus cases are still rising, India, Mexico, Russia, Iran, and Pakistan are ending
Apple maintenance.
On Tuesday, all eyes were on Houston as George Floyd was honored before being laid to rest next to his mother. 1/22 A timeline uses video and other records to document the clearing of protesters outside the White House before Trump’s photo-op. 2/22 A New York