Alzo Slade

“Remember, this uniform comes off, and then, I'm just like you,” said Chaunté Ford.

In Charlotte, North Carolina, segregation is so ingrained you can see it from the sky.

In Israel, hundreds of protesters recently waved “Black Lives Matter” signs and chanted “George Floyd.” They also called out another name: Solomon Teka.

When the city can’t fix its own roads, volunteers stepped in. The city is not pleased.

Ta-Nehisi Coates and Danny Glover testified about reparations in Washington on Juneteeth and debated whether we should just cut checks to the descendants of slaves or invest in social services that help them.

The private matter has thrust her onto a public platform and put the small town in the headlines.

Cheetah pee could be the way to get picky felines in the mood.

We asked residents if they think they're in danger from migrants trying to cross the unwalled portions of the border

There's a secret forum for ministers who don’t believe in God anymore. We talked to three of its members.

75 percent of the people on Rikers are eventually released without ever being sentenced to prison, which suggests most of them aren’t much of a threat to public safety.

Americans are nearly twice as likely to be killed by a white guy as by a Muslim terrorist.