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How to combat the rise of 'intellectual' hate groups in the USThe rise of a less overt brand of white supremacy, favoring an 'intellectual' approach over white robes and Nazi symbols, poses new challenges to those combating the spread of hateful ideology.
Stephen Colbert vs. Jimmy Fallon: What's the role of satire in the Trump era?Colbert's late-night viewership surpassed Fallon's for the second week in a row, which analysts attribute to greater interest in politicized comedy under the Trump administration.
First LookAmericans are becoming more tolerant of many religious groups, survey findsA Pew Research Center survey has found that Americans, on average, experience warmer feelings towards various religious groups, including Muslims and Atheists, than they did even a few years ago.
Proposed 'bathroom bill' could mean no more Texas Super Bowls, NFL warnsA Texas bill targeting transgender people may conflict with National Football League values, the NFL warned on Friday, saying inclusivity would 'certainly be a factor' when awarding future events.
Cover StoryAmerica's new ministersIn a fundamental shift in American Protestantism, hundreds of churches across the country are allowing people in the pews to handle pastoral duties, such as delivering sermons.
Patriots win Super Bowl LI in epic comebackAfter trailing the entire game, the New England Patriots beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28, in the first-ever overtime in the Super Bowl's 51-year history.
Does Brady need a 5th ring to be declared best ever?For many current and former players, including those who have lined up against him, the New England Patriots quarterback will be considered the greatest to play the position, whether he wins a fifth Super Bowl or not.
Super Bowl shoot out? New England Patriots vs. Atlanta FalconsThe Patriots make their seventh Super Bowl appearance under the stewardship of Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick, this time matching up against the league’s best offense in the Atlanta Falcons
NFL viewership decline: Was 2016 a turning point for fans?Theories abound as to why fewer people are watching NFL games on TV. Is this a single season blip, or an historic turning point?
Why Black History Month still matters in 2017The merits of designating a month for examining black history in America may be debated by some, but most scholars agree that a better understanding of the past is crucial to future reconciliation.
Boy Scouts to admit transgender boys: Why the shift?The Boy Scouts of America now allows transgender boys to enroll in its scouting programs, but local units sponsored by churches and other faith-based groups can opt out.
Amid heightened threats, US Muslims get help from their neighborsCities across the US are stepping up their patrols around mosques and Islamic institutions after an attack at a Quebec mosque.
First LookWhy Little Havana was just declared a 'national treasure'The National Trust for Historic Preservation on Friday added the immigrant community to its list, along with 77 other historic sites around the United States.
First LookWhy Hawaii bill would treat homelessness as a medical conditionA bill introduced by a Hawaii state senator could free up Medicaid dollars to use on a proven approach for ending homelessness.
First LookWhy is New Jersey giving new parents free baby boxes?The baby box program is inspired by a famous nationwide program in Finland, which has been distributing the cardboard package for nearly 80 years.
First Look'An American legend': Google Doodle celebrates aviator Bessie ColemanOn Bessie Coleman’s 125th birthday, Google Doodle recognizes the first African-American woman in flight, who became a role model for generations of young pilots.
First LookMary Tyler Moore expanded America's view of what a woman can be'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' brought America an early image of an independent, single woman.
- First LookGoogle Doodle honors activist Ed Roberts, pioneer of 'independent living' movement
Ed Roberts helped change Americans' perceptions of people with handicaps, helping enable generations of people with disabilities with live more independent lives.
Women’s March on Washington: What makes someone a feminist?Ahead of Saturday's protest, expected to be the largest inauguration-related demonstration in history, questions arose as to whether people who describe themselves as both feminist and against abortion could be partners.
Is watching Fox News the ultimate conservative calling card?In a Pew Research Center survey, 40 percent of Donald Trump voters say they got the bulk of their information from Fox News. Why some experts say those numbers aren't accurate.
