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dangerous. i hope that as a nation watches, that we put this light on this to say that this should sound the alarm across the nation, that we are entering into very dangerous territory. >> one of the two democrats in tennessee expelled after participating in a gun violence protest on the floor of the statehouse were going to have much more on this partisan punishment just ahead. meanwhile, on capitol hill, one of donald trumps most vocal allies in congress sends a subpoena for the --...

after they took the house floor , demanding action in the wake of the nashville school massacre , plus more breaking news rockets fired into and from gaza tonight, tensions there at a breaking point. well take you there live and the district attorney who indicted former president trump tonight, taking on republicans, accusing them of attempting to undermine his criminal case. lets go, outfront. and good evening, everyone. im bianna golodryga in for erin burnett outfront tonight, breaki...

This is a sermon the author gave Sunday, April 28 at a service held at the encampment for Gaza at Princeton University. The service was organized by students from Princeton Theological Seminary. By Chris Hedges in Princeton, N.J. Scheer Post  In the conflicts I covered as a reporte

There’s a toxic trope in the conservative DNA that can travel through time and inflict damage on every generation in different disguises. The trope: The dangerous, virile, sexual racial other.

Black History Month is a pivotal time to dive into literature that not only celebrates the contributions and achievements of Black Americans but also

Museum exhibits opening in Boston this winter at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Institute of Contemporary Art, and more.

The co-curators of the exhibit “Lynching Tree” by Steve McQueen are Lee Pelton, president of The Boston Foundation and Peggy Fogelman, director of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

The artist and filmmaker photographed the tree while filming "12 Years a Slave." It stops in Boston for just two weeks.

"Books can bridge cultures and heal this polarized land," Joan Brickner writes in discussing Iceland's Christmas "Jolabokaflod" tradition

Our problem is not sad days but the sad excuses of many of our political leaders.