Only the Vietnam War, the “long, hot summer” of the 1967 civil rights riots, followed by Watergate and Richard Nixon’s resignation produced news cycles this tumultuous.

Trump Adminstration quietly rolls back environmental protections for air, water, soil, habitats and endangered species, under cover of Twitter fog.

She certainly should not be president; she’s unqualified. But shouldn’t a voice such as hers be lifted, especially in this angry, angry time? I think so. She confidently gives the other candidates and those Democrats listening, food for thought about deepening the conversation.

Stark drawings by three children, ages 10 and 11, depict stick figures behind roughtly drawn grids representing the chain link fences that contain them. The Smithsonian National Musuem of American History consider the drawings historically significant.

President Trump’s ability to make “acting” senior appointment to important positions does, indeed, give him more flexibility. And that, according to legal experts, is increasingly problematic in terms of national security and accountability.

“When Roberts casts a ‘liberal’ vote, it’s cramped and qualified … When he casts a conservative vote, meanwhile, it’s often sweeping and momentous, overturning decades of progressive precedent. … He feeds liberals a few crumbs, then breaks their hearts. “

Research confirms as many as 6.5 million Hispanics would not be counted if a citizenship question is included in the 2020 census.

When he was appointed in 2005, no one would describe Roberts as a swing vote. Roberts cast the pivotal vote in just five cases in which the liberals were in the majority during his first 12 years—upholding the Affordable Care Act. Will he do it again?

Data analysis firm Cambridge Analytica helped the Trump campaign win the 2016 election by creating “psychographic” profiles of 50 million Americans based on their Facebook activity.