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The American Library Association’s (ALA) 2017 Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits in Atlanta, January 20­–24, coincided with the inauguration of a controversial US president and recordbreaking protest, so it’s hardly surprising that the question of how...

In a much-anticipated vote on Thursday, taken mere days after historic flooding inundated the city, members of the Austin City Council overwhelmingly approved a plan that will make the Texas capital one of the cleanest, greenest cities in the world,...

Dear Students, Be careful in the lunchroom when you and your friends discuss the latest version of Call of Duty. You never know who is listening. Don't argue too strenuously in class, don't be critical of the United States, and don't ask too many questions...

Police-worn body cameras are coming. Support for them comes from stakeholders who often take opposing views. Law enforcement wants them, many politicians are pushing for them, and communities that already have a strong police presence in their neighborhoods...

BALTIMORE (AP) — DeRay Mckesson, the Black Lives Matter activist turned mayoral candidate, is door-knocking on the streets of Charles Village. This is not the Baltimore of “The Wire,” but rather a tidy neighborhood of pastel townhomes in the shadow of...