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“‘You must be wary of those seeking to use their influence and their expertise to wrongful ends,” those words were spoken at the George Washington Law School commencement ceremony two years ...

At a meeting of the DNC, the party seemed to be at pains to demonstrate that it learned nothing from its 2024 defeat.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld R. Kelly's sex trafficking and racketeering conviction, saying extensive evidence supported keeping the former R&B superstar behind bars for decades. R ...

Ed Sheeran's impromptu street performance in Bengaluru was cut short by police due to lack of permission and footpath encroachment. The incident sparked a debate on the flexibility needed for ...

Pulitzer Prize - winning journalist Jonathan Capehart serves as a regular contributor to the PBS NewsHour. Capehart is a member of The Washington Post editorial board and hosts the "Cape Up" podcast.

They can still be loud — and, in some cases, very nearly naked — but Fremont Street’s buskers might soon have to ply their trade where Las Vegas tells them to. City leaders on Wednesday ...

Enter the legal renegade whose mission, as he puts it, is to “undermine” the work of both originalists and progressives: Jonathan Mitchell, part cultural conservative, part demolition man.

A group of members from WLT will be performing at Wigan Central, Arch 1, Queen Street from 2 till 5 on Saturday 15th February, to raise funds for essential improvements to its lovely heritage ...

Likewise, Columbus doesn't require a license to perform, per City Scene, creating "an environment in which buskers and street performers have myriad opportunities." In Akron, buskers can be found ...