David, do you think that the Democrats are making a coherent, resonant argument as to why they are holding the line here? DAVID BROOKS, NEW YORK TIMES: I think it's OK. I mean, they're emphasizing the ...

In a cross-territorial discussion hosted Wednesday by the advocacy group Right to Democracy, scholars and organizers from U.S. territories convened to examine both the history and contemporary impacts ...

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Germany’s Holocaust remembrance culture has been strained by Oct. 7 and the rise of the far-right. What happens if Germany ...

With professors on watchlists and comedians on cultural thin ice, Diane Lane's latest role in 'Anniversary' has never been more prescient.

The U.S. has long believed that unspecific laws threaten democracy. So why is the administration being so vague?

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In an age of numbness and forgetting, remembering our shared grief may be the truest form of resistance, writes Tom Fox, NCR ...

A great many Americans today wonder, with good reason, whether America’s democracy can survive Donald Trump’s presidency.