Biden, Harris offer solace, support for Asian Americans
March 19, 2021
The murders in Atlanta are not what this country should be, the president and vice president told the nation
Partisanship stalls creation of a commission to investigate Jan. 5 riot
March 18, 2021
Republicans, many of whom still claim their overlord Trump lost a legal election that sent him packing, refuse to serve their county
Grieving Pittsburgh to Trump: ‘You’re not welcome here’
October 31, 2018
President Donald Trump, who uses hate as a political tool to stroke support with his angry base, ventured into anger Tuesday with a hastily planned
After mass shooting, a search for answers
December 3, 2015
A heavily armed man and woman dressed for battle opened fire on a holiday banquet for his co-workers, killing 14 people and seriously wounding more
Murderer called a ‘professional victim’
August 28, 2015
The man who was news director during Vester Flanagan’s rocky tenure at Virginia station WDBJ-TV described him as someone who constantly saw himself being victimized
A day of tough media decisions
August 28, 2015
In an era when anyone can go online and find video of extremist beheadings, police shootings and other carnage, major news organizations applied their own
A chaotic, rapid assault on recruiters
July 23, 2015
Three to five minutes was all it took 24-year-old Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez to punch through a gate with his rented Ford Mustang and blast his
Hate crimes added to Dylann Roof’s charges
July 23, 2015
Five weeks after nine people were slain at a black Charleston church, federal authorities have indicted the suspected shooter on dozens of new charges, including
Senate remembers those who died in South Carolina
June 25, 2015
Fighting back tears, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott on Wednesday led an emotional Senate salute to the nine churchgoers slain in a Charleston shooting last
Guns don’t always kill: Sometimes knives do
May 18, 2015
A few miles off in any direction, and the debate about the knife involved in Freddie Gray’s arrest by Baltimore police may have been completely