St. Louis studies Evanston’s pioneering approach to reparations
When the St. Louis Reparations Commission presented its first proposal last week to begin to address systemic racial discrimination against……
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Exclusive: St. Louis defamation case against The Gateway Pundit finally has court date
The defamation case brought by two Georgia election workers against the far-right website “The Gateway Pundit” and its owner,……
‘It’s part of the war now’: Unions increasingly use social media to boost labor actions
Allan Lengel, a veteran journalist who co-founded Deadline Detroit, was at the Detroit News in 1995 when six labor unions……
Opinion: Chicago adjunct strike provides student journalists with an invaluable reporting lesson
The part-time faculty at Columbia College Chicago, where I teach journalism, was on strike for seven weeks, protesting cost-cutting decisions……
With Giuliani case damage award, poll-workers’ defamation charges shift to St. Louis
A Washington, D.C. jury’s decision that former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani must pay two former Georgia poll workers $148……