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ICE Prosecutor Runs White Supremacist Account in His Free Time
The Texas Observer reports that the “GlomarResponder” on X is run by James Rodden, an assistant chief counsel for ICE. A ...
Getting to the roots of gang violence in Colombia
Some regions of the world are dominated by violence, yet elsewhere people lead relatively peaceful lives. The political scientist Enzo Nussio is researching why this is the case and looking for ...
Is “Rambo” Based on a True Story? Meet the Decorated WWII Soldier Who Partially Inspired Sylvester Stallone’s Ruthless Character
Based on David Morrell's novel 'First Blood,' Sylvester Stallone debuted the iconic character John Rambo in 1982 ...
Things to do in Chicago: The Mix Feb. 20-26
Two Joffrey Ballet world premieres, “The Terminator” with live accompaniment by the Chicago Philharmonic, and Polar Adventure ...
The Berkeley Beacon22h
‘We correct history.’ City Hall celebrates Black History Month through local art exhibitions.
When local lecturer and historian Muqueedah Salaam first attended college as a young adult at Worcester State University, she ...
The Gettysburgian17h
10th Annual CAFE Symposium Celebrates Academic Achievements of First-Year Students
By Brandon Fey, News Editor The Celebration of the Academic First-Year Engagement (CAFE) symposium is an annual showcase of ...
Little Village4h
Democrats are still playing by ‘West Wing’ rules, and it’s costing us everything
Aaron Sorkin’s The West Wing holds a special place in the hearts of nearly every consumer of American political media. It’s ...
Christianity Today11h
In 19th-Century America, Two ‘Christian Nations’ Took Up Arms
Building on his earlier classic work, Evangelicals and Politics in Antebellum America, Carwardine observes that the Whigs, ...
These national park trails were created by America’s first Black soldiers
Follow in the footsteps of the Buffalo Soldiers, who guarded parks and created trails in Yosemite, Sequoia, and Hawai’i ...
Mississippi has rich Black history. See Civil Rights sites, where blues music was born
Mississippi is steeped in Black history and culture, from Civil Rights sites that spurred national change to the delta -the birthplace of the blues.
Mass. Teachers Association removes alleged antisemitic materials that sparked backlash
The MTA accused lawmakers of "political grandstanding" during a tense hearing on antisemitism, but agreed to remove links to ...