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Durtschi is part of a groundbreaking lawsuit against the Escambia County School District for sweeping school library censorship.

The man has agreed to plead guilty to a charge of lying to federal agents who say he helped to create works displayed and later seized at the Orlando Museum of Art. The museum's director at the time was the former head of William & Mary's Muscarelle Museum of Art.

What Adams doesn’t recognize is that the problems that make white people like him want to flee can be traced to white decisions.

“As a mayor, you should not be twerking. You should be working,” says an activist seeking to recall the city's first Black woman mayor.

The Republicans are using a fundamentally Trumpian tactic, accusing others of that which one is guilty of.

The contents of Harry’s memoir have been excavated to such a degree that it has raised the question: Will readers still be curious enough to buy the book? So far, it looks like the answer is yes.

(The Pour)

Sister Patricia Daly, a Dominican nun who as a leader in the field of socially responsible investing took on corporate behemoths like General Electric, Ford and ExxonMobil, died on Dec. 9 in Caldwell, New Jersey. She was 66.

(The Upshot)

Welcome to Santa’s Enchanted Forest, Miami’s interpretation of an American Christmas. For 39 years, miles from South Beach and most of Miami's tourist haunts, the seasonal theme park known simply as Santa's, with its garish lights and throwback kitsch, has been a mainstay of the holiday season.