Opinion - Page 17

This investigation should not end with simple exposure; instead, it must force a reckoning so that the women can receive true justice.

Tracee Ellis Ross is an inspiration to single, Black women of a certain age, encouraging them to lean into solitude and find their own joy.

When governmental policy pivots towards punishment and media figures suggest brutal solutions for the unhoused, the line between words and actions thinly narrows. 

Aggravated murder is a capital offense in the state of Utah, and the prosecutor has confirmed he intends to seek the death penalty.

The same people who are restoring Confederate names to military bases and fighting to protect Confederate iconography think teaching slavery is too much.

The judge in the Luigi Mangione case ruled "evidence before the grand jury was legally insufficient" to charge him with first-degree murder and terrorism.

Lawrence Ross writes "It is possible to believe that murder is wrong while also thinking that the person who was murdered was bad or even evil."

Donald Trump's lawsuit names the New York Times, four of its reporters, and the publisher of an anti-Trump book, accusing them of ruining his reputation.

While MAGA pours energy into demonizing “liberals,” they remain silent on the real victims, like the Evergreen High School shooting victims.

Michael Arceneaux writes that the way the Democratic Party gerontocracy is set up, older leaders cling to power while younger voices are marginalized.

When it was revealed that Tyler Robinson was a white Christian male, conservatives began deflecting and blaming everyone else for his actions.

In this op-ed, Dr. Stacey Patton discusses the current push by the right to make everyone mourn Charlie Kirk the same way they are.