A survey of social studies teachers found that many find primary sources online for lesson plans. But a notable minority also ...

Hannah-Jones spoke with Poynter about what “The 1619 Project” (and its many iterations) taught her, what Ida B. Wells would say about the state of journalism today, and what stories she still wants to ...

The following is a chapter from the recently released book, “Against the Corporate Media: Forty-two Ways the Press Hates ...

Today's Connections from the New York Times Games is a pretty challenging one, and many players will probably be looking for ...

Project 2025 would slash Medicaid by imposing a lifetime cap on the length of time Americans can be enrolled in the program.

"BLACK FIELDS: Crops cultivated by Africans Who Were Enslaved; Cotton, Tobacco, Rice and Sugar," opens Thursday at Hearne ...

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Bookmarks is excited to announce the 19th Bookmarks Festival of Books & Authors which will take place on Saturday, September ...

The woke takeover of the academy, culture and government is the driving force behind the surge in antisemitism and the war on the West. Rolling it back is imperative.

That work has also included a health equity fellowship, developed and launched quickly, according to Emily Cleveland ...

At the debate on Tuesday, former president Donald Trump said that Obamacare is not good health care but that he does not yet have a fully developed health-care-reform plan. What follows is an outline ...