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Cartoon: My Kevin

Cartoon: My Kevin

| Jan 11, 2023 | Cartoon|Rights / DemocracyGet a full-res version here.
Helping Students Sort Fact from Fiction

Helping Students Sort Fact from Fiction

| | HP Subfeatured|Rights / DemocracyI was delighted to learn that New Jersey has become the first state in the country to require public schools to teach media literacy to K-12 students as a way to combat misinformation. Everyone should be as lucky as I was to learn from someone like my fifth grade...
This MLK Day, Let’s Learn the Right Lessons from History

This MLK Day, Let’s Learn the Right Lessons from History

| | HP Featured|Rights / DemocracyEvery year, the arrival of the Martin Luther King holiday calls us to pause and reflect on Dr. King’s legacy. And every year, I’m struck by the same thing: as sincere as we are in our reverence for Dr. King, we keep learning the wrong lessons not just from his life...
A Year of Global Displacement

A Year of Global Displacement

| Dec 14, 2022 | Environment / Health|HP Subfeatured|Rights / DemocracyThis year had the unwelcome distinction of being the first to see over 100 million people displaced worldwide. Such a staggering milestone reminds us that greater efforts are needed to address the underlying causes forcing so many innocent people to flee their homes....
Brave Lawmakers Foiled Manchin’s Dirty Deal

Brave Lawmakers Foiled Manchin’s Dirty Deal

| | Environment / Health|Rights / DemocracyIf you sometimes wonder whether Congress is obtuse, narcissistic, or just stupid, a trantrum by West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin provided evidence that the answer is yes. The corporate Democrat has gotten mad — in both senses of the word. First, he’s mad at...
No, ‘Independent State Legislatures’ Can’t Shred Constitutional Rights

No, ‘Independent State Legislatures’ Can’t Shred Constitutional Rights

| | HP Subfeatured|Rights / DemocracyAre state lawmakers free to ignore the results of a presidential election? Can they — in defiance of a state’s own constitution — design its congressional districts so a minority of voters pick a large majority of the state’s representatives? Can they discard voting...
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