The special masters were given ample leeway to reject or approve maps even as they struggled to understand what the Supreme Court's ruling was. Read More
Remembering the stories of our lamps makes people and events present for us. Read More
Freedom isn’t easy. It requires us to be grown-ups, to settle for living in a society in which some people just aren’t going to do what we say or believe what we believe. Read More
Out of the blue, something happens to remind you that not all is lost; that most of your neighbors are decent human beings and that enlightenment and progress are still possible. Read More
The 2024 gubernatorial election seems primed to be a character election where issues fall by the wayside. Read More
There’s a real benefit to the access that politicians like Jackson provide, especially in an era where government has become far too distant and opaque. Read More
The conservative attacks on the LGBT+ community and public education are rooted in a fear of change and people they consider different. Read More
Search to see if your county is one of the 24. Read More
The Journal of the American Medical Association’s psychiatry edition found a strong association between death rates and church attendance. Read More
NY Times columnist and Duke lecturer asked how much bigotry and divisiveness voters are willing to endorse, indulge or overlook? Read More
