02 January 19 AM
John Cusack | The Media's Campaign Against Bernie
John Cusack, Twitter
Cusack writes: "How can Bernie Sanders be too left and too mainstream at the same time?"
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John Cusack, Twitter
Cusack writes: "How can Bernie Sanders be too left and too mainstream at the same time?"
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Washington DC, 2017. (photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Trump and Russia: What to Expect From Mueller in 2019
Christian Northeast, NBC News
Northeast writes: "One ex-federal prosecutor said he is beginning to believe conspiracy with Russian election meddling is not the most serious crime Mueller is investigating."
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Christian Northeast, NBC News
Northeast writes: "One ex-federal prosecutor said he is beginning to believe conspiracy with Russian election meddling is not the most serious crime Mueller is investigating."
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Wilder Maldonado, 6, is one of the nearly 3,000 immigrant children who were separated from their parents at the U.S. border as part of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy. After six months in a foster home, he was reunited with his father and returned to his mother and siblings in El Salvador. (photo: Hector Emanuel/ProPublica)
What's It Like for an Immigrant Child to Have a Glimpse of the American Dream, Then Have It Taken Away?
Ginger Thompson, ProPublica
Thompson writes: "The Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy separated kids and parents, putting the children in foster care, where many of them got a taste of a life much better than the one they left. What happens when they land back home?"
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Ginger Thompson, ProPublica
Thompson writes: "The Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy separated kids and parents, putting the children in foster care, where many of them got a taste of a life much better than the one they left. What happens when they land back home?"
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Emma González listens with other students during the March for Our Lives rally in Washington DC on 24 March. (photo: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images)
Take Action: Parkland Students on Five Ways to Fight Gun Violence in 2019
Hannah Kapoor, Dara Rosen and Brianna Fisher, Guardian UK and Eagle Eye
Excerpt: "There is power in numbers and the slightest initiative can contribute to an entire societal wave demanding reform."
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Hannah Kapoor, Dara Rosen and Brianna Fisher, Guardian UK and Eagle Eye
Excerpt: "There is power in numbers and the slightest initiative can contribute to an entire societal wave demanding reform."
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'McConnell often points to confirming judges as a key success of the GOP-controlled Senate since Trump was elected,' writes Carrie Johnson. (photo: Olivier Douliery/Getty Images)
Trump's Judicial Appointments Were Confirmed at Historic Pace in 2018
Carrie Johnson, NPR
Johnson writes: "The Trump administration more than doubled the number of judges it confirmed to federal appeals courts in 2018, exceeding the pace of the last five presidents and stocking the courts with lifetime appointees who could have profound consequences for civil rights, the environment and government regulations."
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Carrie Johnson, NPR
Johnson writes: "The Trump administration more than doubled the number of judges it confirmed to federal appeals courts in 2018, exceeding the pace of the last five presidents and stocking the courts with lifetime appointees who could have profound consequences for civil rights, the environment and government regulations."
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Manuel Zelaya. (photo: Once Noticias)
Honduras: How US Policy Set the Stage for Today's Migration
Joseph Nevins, teleSUR
Nevins writes: "The U.S. role in shaping migration raises questions about its responsibility toward those now fleeing the ravages its policies produced."
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Joseph Nevins, teleSUR
Nevins writes: "The U.S. role in shaping migration raises questions about its responsibility toward those now fleeing the ravages its policies produced."
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At the Sunny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge in California, the retreating shoreline of the Salton Sea has left behind wide, salt-encrusted flats dotted with dead trees. (photo: Jim West/Report Digital-REA/Redux)
The West Coast's Biggest Bird Oasis Is Dying. Will It Be Saved?
Alejandra Borunda, National Geographic
Borunda writes: "The Salton Sea is a vast, shallow body of water percolating in the hot desert inland of San Diego and a key stopover point for many birds migrating along the Pacific Flyway. Over the years, as other wetlands along the flyway have been lost to development, drought, or other causes, it has taken on an outsized importance for migrating birds."
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Alejandra Borunda, National Geographic
Borunda writes: "The Salton Sea is a vast, shallow body of water percolating in the hot desert inland of San Diego and a key stopover point for many birds migrating along the Pacific Flyway. Over the years, as other wetlands along the flyway have been lost to development, drought, or other causes, it has taken on an outsized importance for migrating birds."
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